2. Use the notes to write first and second conditional sentences. 1. you/ learn/ a lot about the internet/ if / you / read this book. ( 1st cond.)

2. If / you/ have / problems with your connection / I / help / you ( 1st cond.)

3. you / send/ pictures by email / if / you/ get/ a digital camera (2nd cond.)

4. If / I / be / you/ I / buy / a new printer ( 2nd Cond)

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1 The mechanic worked on that farm two years ago. 2 I have never been to Sverdlovsk. I think, I will go there next year. 3 Last week you missed four lessons, Mike. 4 Next year they will buy two lorries for the farm. 5 My aunt has bought a new dress. I like it very much. 6 Where does work this man? He works at the post-office. 7 Tom wasn't at home when. I arrived. He had just went out. 8 My father does not  work on Sunday. 9 The children are eating soup now. 10 Yesterday they  decided to help their grandmother.

Would. (Most days my dad would get up first and make breakfast; When I was training for the marathon I would run over 100 kilometers a week; We went back to Dublin Dublin see the house where we would live in the 1960's.)Mustn't. (I'll be quite late getting to London, but you mustn't change your plans for me; I'm afraid I owe quite a lot of money to the bank - but you mustn't worry about it; next time, read the small print in the document before you sign it. You mustn't make the same mistake again.)Is (or was) able to. (Val had always wanted to go scuba diving and was able to do so last summer; I hope Jim is able to help you tomorrow; She played the piano quite well even before she was able to read music.)