III. Open the brackets and write the correct verb after “I wish” 1. I wish he (to be) able to do it.
2. She wishes she (to know) how to sing this song.
3. You wish you (to feel) better.
4. We wish we ( to find) our key.
5. He wishes he ( to become) rich man.
6. I wish the weather (to be) warmer now.

1. There are many interesting articles in this magazine.
2. There are a lot of museums and theatres in our city.
3. Is there a telephone in this room?
4. There are two windows in this room.
5. There was no tea in the cup.
6. How many articles were there in this magazine? - There were several articles there.
7. How many students are there in the classroom? - There are twenty.
8. There will be a park close to our house.
9. Was there a school on this street?
10. There are several books on the table.
11. There is a school near our house. The school is situated close to our house.
12. There are a number of theatres in the city. Theatres are situated in the city centre.
13. There were flowers in the vase. The flowers were in the vase.
14. There are a lot of children in the theatre. The children are in the theatre now.
15. There are a number of ways to solve this problem. The ways of this problem solving are on page 5.

3.

 If she comes late again, she’ll lose her job.

 I’ll let you know if I find out what’s happening.

 If we lived in a town, life would be easier.

 I’m sure he wouldn’t mind if we arrived early.

 We’llphone you if we have time.

 If I won the lottery. I ( wil lgive you half the money.

 It will be a pity if she married Fred.

 If I’m free on Saturday, I will go to the mountains.

 She will have a nervous breakdown if she goes on like this.

 I know I’ll feel better if I stop smoking.

4:

1. If i knew, would invite

2. would go wasn't

3. said, wouldn't

4. would won, played

5. don't cut, will finish