5. Study § 8 in Essential Grammar.

6. Translate the sentences into Russian.

1. If you are fortunate enough to have funds in your savings account, then you know that the bank pays interest on your account.

2. If you owned a house, you might be able to let others use it for a fee.

3. If you can obtain an annual interest by making a loan, you’ll earn for each dollar you allow others to use.

4. If you have borrowed to pay your tuition, you’ll have to pay interest to the lender.

5. If you could deposit money in a savings account you would earn interest.

6. If the government had interfered with the market distribution of income, it would have made everyone worse off.

7. Find the sentences with asyndetically connected clauses and translate them into Russian.

1. Wealth can be expressed as the value of the things you own.

2. The term “wage” typically refers to the earnings of workers paid by the hour or unit of production.

3. Used in certain ways wealth can earn income.

4. Interest and rent are the two forms of income that can be earned by wealth.

5. You also know that you have to pay interest on funds you borrow.

6. Interest is a payment for the use of funds lent by one person for the use of others.

7. The rate of interest is usually expressed as a percentage per dollar made available for others to use.

8. Put the verb into the correct form.

1. What would you do if you (win) a million pounds?

2. If I was offered a job, I think I (take) it.

3. If I won first prize, I (buy) a house.

4. I (help) you if I only knew how to do it.

5. They (enjoy) themselves if they came.

6. We (go) to the pub if we finish early.

7. What you (do) if they ask you for help?

8. What you (buy) if you won $1000?

9. She could help me if she (be) here now.

10. She (lose) weight if she continues that diet.

9. Read the sentences. Pay attention to the second conditional. Translate them into Russian.

1. If I were you, I wouldn’t go there alone.

2. If I knew him better, I would trust him.

3. We would come to your party on Sunday if we were not going to my mums.

4. If I could speak English, I would go to England.

5. He would do it for me if he did not have other things to do.

10. Define which type of conditional sentences these are.

1. If the weather hadn’t been so bad, we might have gone out.

2. If he hadn’t driven so fast, he wouldn’t have had an accident.

3. If I were hungry, I would eat something.

4. If you help me, next time I’ll help you.

5. If I wanted, I would drink something.

6. If I were you, I would lend him some money.

7. If I had known you were in hospital, I would have gone to visit you.

8. She will laugh if you tell her that joke.

11. Put the verb into the correct form.

1. If I had known you ten years ago, I (fall) in love with you.

2. My holiday was terrible. If it (not, rain) so much we would have had a great time.

3. I wasn’t tired. If I (be) tired, I would have gone to bed.

4. If I (see) you in the theatre, I would have said hello.

5. If I had had a camera, I (take) a lot of photos.

6. When John (come), he will help us.

7. If it (snow) last winter, we would have gone to the mountains.

8. If I (be) you, I would go abroad.

9. The view was wonderful. If I had had a camera I (take) a lot of photos.

10. I wouldn’t have been able to buy this car if Mark (not, lend) me the money.