Age. avel) around the world if he w (win) a lottery prize.
5. Wel (99) to Spain this winter it we hixhave) enough money.
V 6. She not mind) if you (borrow) her car.
7. If you
movey to another city, 1. (phone) you every day.
8. They Plaugh) at me if I $.sing) this song.
9. If we have) free time, we (start) a new hobby.
10.
If I (know) her secret, 1. (not tell) it to anyone.
2. Составьте условные предложения II типа, используя данные слова в
необходимой форме. Переведите.
H-p: the questions be so easyl all of us pass the test. - If the questions were
so easy, all of us would pass the test. (Econ 6bl Bonpocul 6bijn TAKUMU
легкими, мы все сдали бы тест.)
1. he be slim/ he be more attractive.
2. I pick the children up/I am not busy.
3. you drink much wine/ you feel sleepy.
4. I am married/I have lunch at home.
5. Peter live in a house/ he have a dog.

1. Where is Nick? He has just (gone) out of the office.
2. I can’t find my key. I think I have (lost) it.
3. What are you going to do tonight? Have you  (decided) yet?
4. Wait a minute! They have  (not finished) their work yet.
5. I miss her. She has (not been) at home for ages.
6. What’s in the newspaper today? I have (not read) it yet.
7. I’m looking for Bob. Where has he (gone)?
8. She is having her birthday today. She has already  (invited) us.
9. We are waiting for you. Mum has already (cooked) the dinner.
10. My family is on holiday. They have (gone) to France.
11. Her face is familiar to me but I have (forgotten) her name.
12. Have you ever  (been) to Scotland? It’s a wonderful country!
13. We are going to the restaurant tonight. He has (reserved) the table.
14. It’s good for your health that you have  (given) up smoking.
15. — Do you like caviar? — I don’t know, I have never  (eaten) it.

Impressionism is a very natural stage of art’s (0) DEVELOPment.
Russian painters had started their (1) unHeard of experiments with light and modified colour schemes before they visited France and got acquainted with French impressionism. 
And yet, there is a difference between Russian and French impressionistic (2) Depiction in terms of their subject matter, light and colour scheme . 
As far as French artists were concerned, they portrayed life differently in (3) COMPARison to Russian painters. 
However, Russian impressionists never attempted to break away from (4)REALity. 
Strictly speaking, Vasily Polenov can be regarded as a path (5) BREAKer in this field. 
He was one of the first Russian painters who visited Paris in the 1870s and became (6) ENORMOUSly fascinated by impressionism. 
He didn’t abandon his own distinct painting style, but he made every effort to (7) FAMILIARize his students in Russia with his French findings and encouraged their own artistic explorations. 
Thanks to his (8) ENTHUSIAStic support, his like-minded contemporary artist Konstantin Korovin felt confidence to work differently. 
The Moscow School of Painting, Sculpture and (9) ARCHITECTure had never had landscape painting classes as this genre was seen as the one for amateurs. 
V. Polenov was the first to introduce such classes and he was (10) VIRTUALly besieged by students who wanted to paint nature.