Put verbs into the correct form
He (dream).
of the same pot of money the two succeeding nights and
(be).
therefore sure that he (find)
the treasure in the place where he
(see)
it in his dreams. 6. So he (get up)
early the third morning,
(go).
to the mill along with a spade in his hand, and (begin)_
to dig under the
corner of the wall. He (dig).
for three hours when at last his spade
(strike).
a broad, flat stone, so large that he (cannot)
remove it. 7. He
(decide)
that he (go)
home, (tell)
his wife everything
and (ask)
her to help him. So he (run)
home and (tell)
his wife of his dream and of the treasure that (wait)
for them under the
stone. 8. They both (run)
back to the place where Whang (dig).
and found
that their mill, which Whang (undermine)
by digging, (fall)
and (lie)
in ruins.​

Эти три предложения надо составить в 3 conditional.

1. If Daniel hadn't helped me, I would have been in bad trouble.

2. If I had known you were coming, I would have invited some.

3. Antony had gone to university if his father wouldn't have been ill.

Fill in the correct tense:

1. If I hadn't lied to my boss, he wouldn't have fired me.
2. If he had his car, he would give us a lift to the station.
3. If she were qualified, she would find a good job.
4. If you keep coming to work late, you will lose your job.
5. If he had left on time, he wouldn't have been late for meeting.
6. If you stopped smoking, you would be in better health.  

1.Are there many reasons to go on a business trip?

2. Why are there many reasons to go on a business trip?

3. There are many reasons to go on a business trip, aren't there?

4. Are there  many reasons to go  or not to go on a business trip?

There are not many  reasons to go on a business trip.

1. May  personal belongings be brought in duty-free?

2. What may be brought in duty-free?

3.May  personal belongings or pets be brought in duty - free?

4. As a rule personal belongings may be brought in duty-free, may not they?

As a rule personal belongings may not  be brought in duty-free.