Complete these sentences with the first, second or third conditional form

1. I will accompany you with pleasure as soon as I finish my report. 2. The performance will be a great success if he plays the leading role. 3. If this time is convenient for you, we will meet tomorrow. 4. We will not complete the work this week in case he gets ill. 5. We will not start till he arrives. 6. Provided he leaves now, he will miss the rush hour. 7. We will not be able to carry out the experiment unless he helps us. 8. You may take my dictionary as long as you give it back on Friday. 9. As soon as he (returns) from the beach, we (will have) dinner. 10. I (will phone) you when she (comes). 11. Providing that he (works) hard, he will finish his work on Thursday. 12. She has two keys in her bag in case she (loses) one. 13. Unless he (comes), we (will not go) to the country. 14. He (will remind) you of your promise in case you (forget) it. 15. As soon as the lake (gets frozen), she (will go skating). 16. When you (turn) on the right, you (will see) an old oak. 17. If she (keeps) her promise, they (will be) rich. 18. Unless you (look) at the picture at some distance, you (will not see) the details. 19. Providing that nothing (happens), I (will return) in two weeks. 20. If the wind (blows) from the west, it (will rain / rains). 21. If you (get) there before me, wait till I (come). 22. Provided all (goes) well, I (will graduate) in June. 23. He (will not go) for a walk until he (does) his lessons. 24. He (will not catch) the train unless he (leaves) immediately. 25. We (will not wait) till he (makes up his mind).

My favorite movie The second volume of the book series of Harry Potter has a special meaning for me, as it was with him began my acquaintance with the world of wizards and Muggles. This was back in school, when we had a collective campaign to just come out of the film based on the book. I liked the movie, but I especially do not understand what the Sinister Volan de Mort, who terrorizes the boy in glasses. It took almost five years before I picked up the novel source, it is expected to have exerted much better impression than the movie (even allowing for the nostalgic plaque, which already covered the film viewing.) In contrast to the Philosopher's Stone, which is still more like a children's adventure tale of a laid-back, "Chamber of Secrets" focuses toward the mysteries and secrets. Indeed, in the book are many intriguing questions - starting with the opening scene from the house elf Dobby and completing the question, who was still a student Tom Riddle's diary which came to Harry.