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Angleška slovnica za srednje šole: glagol in angleški čas

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Mixed Problems

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Conditional clauses

1. Vezniki

1.1. Veznik IF

1.2. Veznik UNLESS

2. Tipi odvisnih stavkov

2.1. Tip 0 ali ničti tip

2.2. Tip 1

2.3. Tip 2

2.4. Tip 3

3. Kombiniranje različnih tipov pogojnih stavkov

4. Forum

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https://si.openprof.com/wb/poglavje:mixed_problems/3551/

Primer 1.

Exchange the order of clauses and define the type of the given conditional clause.

If the weather is fine tomorrow, we will have a barbecue in the garden.

Primer 2.

Exchange the order of clauses and define the type of the given conditional clause.

My baby daughter cries very loudly if she is hungry.

Exchange the order of clauses and define the type of the given conditional clause.

If I had a lot of money, I would travel around the world.

Exchange the order of clauses and define the type of the given conditional clause.

If we work, don't disturb us.

Exchange the order of clauses and define the type of the given conditional clause.

If she hadn't eaten so much for dinner, she wouldn't have a stomach ache now.

Use IF instead of UNLESS without changing the meaning of the sentence.

This dog won't bite you unless you provoke it.

Use UNLESS instead of IF without changing the meaning of the sentence.

The grass doesn't grow if it doesn't rain.

Use UNLESS instead of IF without changing the meaning of the sentence.

If you hadn't forgotten to tell me about the party, I would have definitely come.

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odstrani oglas

Use IF instead of UNLESS without changing the meaning of the sentence.

You wouldn't have so many accidents unless you drove so fast and carelessly.

10.

Use UNLESS instead of IF without changing the meaning of the sentence.

Our team wouldn't be the best team in the country now if we hadn't trained so much last year.

11.

Complete the given conditional clause with a suitable tense or mood.

We could talk to your Chinese friend if he (understand) English.

12.

Complete the given conditional clause with a suitable tense or mood.

Nobody (find out) about this if you had kept our secret to yourself.

13.

Complete the given conditional clause with a suitable tense or mood.

If you (not use) sunscreen, the UV rays from the Sun can damage your skin.

14.

Complete the given conditional clause with a suitable tense or mood.

If I didn't trust my brother-in-law, I (not ask) him to look after our son yesterday.

15.

Complete the given conditional clause with a suitable tense or mood.

We will join you if our babysitter (arrive) on time.

16.

Complete the given conditional clause with a suitable tense or mood.

Call me if my son (not want) to obey the rules.

17.

Complete the given conditional clause with a suitable tense or mood.

If he had been elected as our president, he (can) help us now.

18.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

If he (feel) better yesterday, he (go) to the party with me.

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odstrani oglas

19.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

She didn't write the book review. She (do) it if she (manage) to read the book on time.

20.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

If I (have) some free time tomorrow, I (read) your book.

21.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

If sun (go) down, it (get) dark.

22.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

If we (live) in London, we (not go) to work by car. We could use public transport.

23.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

Tim, if you (go) to bed earlier yesterday, you (not be) so tired now.

24.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

If you (throw away) an empty bottle in a forest, you (can) cause a wildfire.

25.

Find out the type of the given conditional clause and complete it with a suitable tense or mood.

(not call) me if it (not be) really necessary!