<span>Нет ни одного правильного предложения. Почти все предложения - III тип условных предложений
В главном предложении would have и смысловой глагол в III форме, а в придаточном had и III форма смыслового глагола
2. He will work harder in French lessons if he has a French penfriend.
3. If he had been ill on the day of the exam could he have taken it at another time?
4. If I had enjoyed studying, I would have gone to university.
5. If she had left home earlier, would she have got to the interview on time?
6. My parents would not have been angry if I had phoned and told them where i was.
7. If I had not slept late this morning, I wouldn't have missed breakfast.
8. Could she have got the job if she had not known the boss?
9. I would not have known anything about Picasso if we had not learned about him at school.
10. A lot of people wouldn't have been successful if they had been discouraged by their failures.</span>
Ответ:
1. Where do students live?
2. What kind of climate does Great Britain have?
3. Which size does London have?
4. Which city does Russian Fedration have as a captital?
5. How may we make better progress?
6. Is demand a key concept in both macroeconomics and microeconomics?
7. Is supply a fundamental concept in both macro- and microeconomic analysis?
Объяснение:
2.her
3.she
4.has
5.their
6.are
7.they
8.got
9.his
10.has
11.her
12.have
13.it
As big as my
get up as early as you
they did not play as well as we
You have not been here as longer as me
he is not as nervous as she
<span><span>1. He explained that because he had [been] only recently started to work</span><span>2. in the office everybody was taking advantage of him. He</span><span>3. complained that they kept [up] asking him to do things which he</span><span>4. says are not his job to do [it]. Senior members of staff</span><span>5. asked him to make a coffee and one of them even told him</span><span>6. to buy him a newspaper. The assistant director asked [of] him</span><span>7. whether he would mind [to] getting him some cigarettes</span><span>8. I asked George how long [had] this had been going on and he said</span><span>9. it had stated on his firs day in the office. I advised him to go and</span>
10. talk to his boss. He replied that he [has] had already had a
11. word with the manager but he refused to get involved and even
12. suggested [whether] it was Georges fault if there was tension at
13. work. I wondered whether we should [to] persuade George to apply
<span>14. for a job
with us but I don't know [about] whether he would agree to work on a much
lower salary that he's getting at the moment.</span></span>