1) If you invite me to your party, I will invite you to mine.
2) If it doesn't rain soon, all my flowers will die.
3) Unless Jill apologizes to the teacher, his parents will get a note about what he did in class.
4) If I had an iPad, I would have been the happiest person in the world.
5) Even if I am tired, I am eager to read a book before going to bed.
6) Unless you have a photographic memory, you would not have been able to answer this question.
7) If you look under the table, you will see a surprise!
8) If I won a lottery, I would go on a month-long vacation to Cuba.
9) Even if I'm supposed to be working by myself, I will ask my older sister for help.
The game of Lotto came to us from Italy, where it appeared in the distant 16th century. Already at the beginning of the XX century, the rules of the game of Lotto were well known to all segments of the population, and a canvas bag with barrels and cardboard cards was probably in every family. This set was an honourable one, standing in a row with checkers, chess, and dominoes. This game was one of the popular Souvenirs. It includes 90 barrels with numbers from 1 to 90, cards, which are usually 24 pieces, a canvas, necessarily opaque bag. In order to win in Lotto, the first of all players must close the line or card with barrels with the corresponding numbers.
