WRITING (THE FIRST TERM)Form 11

WRITING (THE FIRST TERM)

Variant 1

©	1   In each		sentence	pair, tick ✓  the correct one.
	1)		If  you	read in bed, you will ruin your eyes.

         If you will read in bed, you will ruin your eyes.

2)                  We won't go to    the film if they arrive in 5 minutes

          We won't go to    the film unless they arrive in 5 minutes.

3)                  If he studied         more, he would pass the exam.

         If he studied         more, he will pass the exam.

4)                  If I was rich,        I would take a trip around the  world.

         If I were rich, I would take a trip around the      world.

5)                  Peter won't buy   a new car    if he gets a promotion.

         Peter won't buy   a new car    even if he gets a promotion.

2  Make up 3^rd Conditional sentences.

 1  it to be sunny/we/can go out

 2    Jane to find a new job/to stay in New York

 3   Alice to win the competition/life to change

 4    you to work harder/to pass the exam

3 You         received a letter from your friend in which      he/she wrote that he/she

had   problems getting along with his/her mother:

My mom keeps asking what's going on      at school,    if I'm going to      take part     in

a school concert, why I didn't try out         for a musical group,      what  my     friends

are    doing, and stuff that's really my business. It's      annoying and sometimes         it's

like    she doesn't trust me. How can I get her to  stop?

Katie

Write him/her a reply in which you:

 -tell him/her about your relationships      with your   parents;

 -explain what may cause conflicts;

 -give a piece of advice how to resolve conflicts;

 -give a piece of advice how to avoid conflicts.

Write a letter of at least 100 words. Do not write any dates and addresses.

Variant 2

1 In each sentence pair, tick ✓  the correct one.

1)                  Watch out! If you touch that cable, you will get a shock.

         Watch out! If you will touch that cable, you      will get a     shock.

2                    I'm    afraid I       can't  understand you if you   speak more clearly.

         I'm    afraid I       can't  understand you unless  you speak more clearly.

3         She  won't worry         even if the children stay out after school.

           She  won't worry         even the children stay   out after school.

4         If     he      went  to London on a business trip, he     would visit the British

           Museum.

          If      he would go to London on     a        business     trip,   he      would         visit   the British Museum.

 5      If      I was you, I'd stay indoors.

         If       I were you, I'd stay indoors.

2 Make up 3^rd Conditional sentences

1   they to listen to me/we to come home earlier

2   I not to break my leg/to take part in the contest

3   we to swim in the sea/there to be no sharks there

4   she to take the bus/to arrive on time

3 You         received a letter from your friend in which      he/she wrote that he/she

had   problems getting along with his/her mother:

My mom keeps asking what's going on      at school,    if I'm going to      take part     in

a school concert, why I didn't try out         for a musical group,      what  my     friends

are    doing, and stuff that's really my business. It's      annoying and sometimes         it's

like    she doesn't trust me. How can I get her to  stop?

Katie

Write him/her a reply in which you:

 -tell him/her about your relationships      with your   parents;

 -explain what may cause conflicts;

 -give a piece of advice how to resolve conflicts;

 -give a piece of advice how to avoid conflicts.

Write a letter of at least 100 words. Do not write any dates and addresses.