Complete the sentences. Put the verbs in brackets in the correct form to make conditional sentences type 1 using will where necessary. A lot of animals and plants (disappear) if we don’t protect them.
Will Gavin eat spaghetti if I (cook) some?
You’ll soon be in financial trouble if you (go) on spending so much money. There’ll be more space in the room if we (get) rid of this sofa.
Something bad (happen) if Steven doesn’t come down from that tree.

1. The doctor gave the patient some practical advice. - Some practical advice were given to the patient by the doctor. 
2. She always gives medical help to her patient. - Medical help is always given to the patient by her. 
3. They opened a new hospital in this town last month. - A new hospital was opened in this town by them last month.
4. Many people know this doctor. - This doctor is known by many people.
5. They give children all the necessary medicines. - All the necessary medicines are given to children by them.

What is making people’s lives and work easier?
Do electric appliances at home save our time and energy?
What electric appliances are there at home?
New medicines are among the most significant scientific discoveries, aren't they?
Can many serious illnesses be cured now?
What does inoculation protect from?
What operations are successfully carried out?
What do all these things prove?
Every medal has its reverse, doesn't it?
What has the rapid scientific progress aroused?
What do medical men apply to cure diseases?
Can laser be used for destruction?
What is also used to cause damage to people?
There are ecological problems, the safety of nuclear power stations, nuclear war threat, aren't there?
Is it possible to stop progress?
What should people care?