Subjunctive mood вправи Grammar: Clauses of real and unreal condition referring to the present/future and past; the Subjunctive Mood in the conditional clauses.
Lexical topic: Health.
Exercise 1. Complete the sentences. Here we have only real conditions.
• If you want to be always healthy … .
• You will have to consult the doctor if … .
• If you have a running nose … .
• You will escape the complications after a disease if … .
• The doctor will surely you write a prescription if … .
• The doctor will pull out your tooth if … .
• Her headache won’t stop if … .
• You will be coughing and sneezing constantly if … .
• She won’t be able to continue her career if … .
• If you don’t cure your throat …
• If you don’t take any preventive measures … .

Dialogue 1

- Excuse me, how can I get to the chemist's.

- Do you see the supermarket opposite the police station?

- Yes, I do.  

- Go up the street. Take the first road on the right. Cross the road. The chemist’s is the corner.

- Is it far?

- It is 300 metres from here.

- Thank you.

Dialogue 2

- Excuse me, is there a book shop near here?

- Yes, there is.

- How can I get to it?

- Drive to the end of the street and turn right. You will see the gift shop. It is on the corner.   Turn right and the book shop is opposite the bank and the school.

- Thank you.

1 Sarah (is checking) her emails at the moment.

2 Paul (brought) music to the party last night.

3 It  (was snowing) when Dana left the house.

4 Have (you/sent) all the invitations yet?

5 I (will help) you carry it.

6What time do (you/get) up in the mornings?

7 I was cycling to Clare’s house when I (met) her walking to my house!

8 Phoebe does (not/like) science fiction films. She thinks they’re boring.

9 Have (you/ever/flown) in a plane?

10 Angie (taught) herself to ride a bike when she was just five years old!