1). Make up conditional sentences: (Subjunctive l, ll, lll)
She (visit) Mike if she (know) his address
l. She will visit Mike if she knows his address.
ll. She would visit Mike if she knew his address.
lll. She would have visited Mike if she had known his address.
2) Write the sentences in Reported Speech:
1. She said to go to school.
2. She said not to go to school.
3. She said the doctor would come at 5.
4. She asked Masha why she cried.
3) Make up conditional sentences: (Subjunctive l, ll, lll)
Nick's mother (bring) some sweets, if he ( behave ) well.
l. Nick's mother will bring some sweets if he behaves well.
ll. Nick's mother would bring some sweets if he behaved well.
lll. Nick's mother would have brought some sweets if he had behaved well.
4) Make up conditional sentences: (Subjunctive l, ll, lll)
My cousin (know) English better, if he (to practice) more.
l. My cousin will know English better if he practices more.
ll. My cousin would know English better if he practiced more.
lll. My cousin would have known English better if he had practiced more.
5) Make up conditional sentences: (Subjunctive l, ll, lll)
He (play) the guitar if he (do) his homework.
l. He will play the guitar if he does his homework.
ll. He would play the guitar if he did his homework.
lll. He would have played the guitar if he had done his homework.
6) Write the sentences in Reported Speech:
1. He said/ordered to do the rooms.
2. He said not to clean the room.
3. He said he was going to play chess.
4. He asked when I would cook dinner.
7) Write the sentences in Reported Speech:
1. He said to clean the room.
2. He said not to clean the room.
3. He said he would play chess.
4. He asked when I cooked dinner.
