Peter Pan - the character in the book Scottish writer Sir James Barrie "Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens» (Peter Pan in the Kensington Gardens), Peter Pan (Peter Pan, a play, 1904) and "Peter Pan and Wendy» (Peter Pan and Wendy, 1911 ). One of the most popular characters in children's literature of XX century.
Peter Pan - the boy who refuses to grow up. He remains eternally young, he saved baby teeth. He ran away from home on the chimney and left in Kensington Gardens, where he met with the fairies. Later, he lived on the island Netinebudet (Neverland) in the company of missing boys - those who are lost in Kensington Gardens. It has its own fairy Tinker Bell (born Tinker bell). His worst enemy - Captain Hook.
Stories about Peter Pan repeatedly portrayed. Cartoon famous 1953 "Peter Pan" Walt Disney's 1991 film "Captain Hook." In 1997, the same film was released at the studio "Belarusfilm".
In 1929, James Barrie gave all the rights to publish "Peter Pan" children's hospital at Great Ormond Street. This gift was later included in his will, provided that the amount of deductions are never made public. After his death in 1937, copyright protected for fifty posleduschego years, and then the product was to go into the public domain. However, in 1988 a special law was passed, which gave the hospital perpetual right to receive income from the publication or other use of "Peter Pan"
1 If you are busy, I will leave you alone. If you were busy, I would leave you alone. If you had been busy, I would have left you alone.
2 If I live in Moscow, I will visit the Tretyakov Gallery every year. If I lived in Moscow, I would visit the Tretyakov Gallery every year. If I had lived in Moscow, I would have visited the Tretyakov Gallery every year.
3 If he gets a ticket, he will go to the cinema. If he got a ticket, he would go to the cinema. If he had got a ticket, he would have gone to the cinema.
4 If we live near the sea, we will swim every day. If we lived near the sea, we would swim every day. If we had lived near the sea, we would have swum every day.
5 If the father returns early, we will watch TV together. If the father returned early, we would watch TV together. If the father had returned early, we would have watched TV together.
6 If I know English well, I will enter the university. If I knew English well, I would enter the university. If I had known English well, I would have entered the university.
7 If my friend comes to see me, I will be very glad. If my friend came to see me, I would be very glad. If my friend had come to see me, I would have been very glad.
8 If mother buys a cake, we will have a nice tea party. If mother bought a cake, we would have a nice tea party. If mother had bought a cake, we would have had a nice tea party.
9 If I get a telegram from him, I won't worry. If I got a telegram from him, I wouldn't worry. If I had got a telegram from him, I wouldn't have worried.
10 If he sees her, he will tell her all the truth . If he saw her, he would tell her all the truth. If he had seen her, he would have told her all the truth.
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If you (to be) busy, i (to have) you alone. 1 TYPE. IF YOU'RE BUSY, I WILL LEAVE YOU ALONE 2 TYPE. IF YOU WERE BUSY, I WOULD LEFT YOU ALONE 3 TYPE. IF YOU HAD BEEN BUSY, I WOULD HAVE LEFT YOU ALONE
2. If i (to have) in Moscow, i (to visit) the Tretyakov Gallery every year. 1 TYPE. IF I AM IN MOSCOW, I WILL VISIT THE TRETYAKOV GALLERY EVERY YEAR 2 TYPE. IF I WERE IN MOSCOW, I WOULD VISIT THE TRETYAKOV GALLERY EVERY YEAR 3 TYPE. IF I HAD BEEN IN MOSCOW, I WOULD HAVE VISITED THE TRETYAKOV GALLERY EVERY YEAR
3. If i (to get) a ticket, i (to go) to the Philharmonic. 1 TYPE. IF I GET A TICKET, I WILL GO TO THE PHILARMONIC 2 TYPE. IF I GOT A TICKET, I WOULD GO TO THE PHILARMONIC 3 TYPE. IF I HAD GOT A TICKET, I WOULD HAVE GONE TO THE PHILARMONIC
4. If i (to live) near a wood, i (to gather) a lot of mushrooms. 1 TYPE. IF I LIVE NEAR A WOOD, I WILL GATHER A LOT OF MUSHROOMS 2 TYPE. IF I LIVED NEAR A WOOD, I WOULD GATHER A LOT OF MUSHROOMS 3 TYPE. IF I HAD LIVED NEAR A WOOD, I WOULD HAVE GATHERED A LOT OF MUSHROOMS
5. If my father (to return) early, we (to watch) TV together. 1 TYPE. IF MY FATHER RETURNS EARLY, WE WILL WATCH TV TOGETHER. 2 TYPE. IF MY FATHER RETURNED EARLY, WE WOULD WATCH TV TOGETHER 3 TYPE. IF MY FATHER HAD RETURNED EARLY, WE WOULD HAVE WATCHED TV TOGETHER
6. If she (to know) English, she (to try) to enter the university. 1 TYPE. IF SHE KNOWS ENGLISH, SHE WILL TRY TO ENTER THE UNIVERSITY 2 TYPE. IF SHE KNEW ENGLISH, SHE WOULD TRY TO ENTER THE UNIVERSITY 3 TYPE. IF SHE HAD KNOWN ENGLISH, SHE WOULD HAVE TRIED TO ENTER THE UNIVERSITY
7. If my friend (to come) to see me, i (to be) very glad. 1 TYPE. IF MY FRIEND COMES TO SEE ME, I WILL BE VERY GLAD 2 TYPE. IF MY FRIEND CAME TO SEE ME, I WOULD BE VERY GLAD 3 TYPE. IF MY FRIEND HAD COME TO SEE ME, I WOULD HAVE BEEN VERY GLAD
8. If mother (to buy) a cake, we (to have) a very nice teaparty. 1 TYPE. IF MOTHER BUYS A CAKE, WE WILL HAVE A VERY NICE TEAPARTY 2 TYPE. IF MOTHER BOUGHT A CAKE, WE WOULD HAVE A VERY NICE TEAPARTY 3 TYPE. IF MOTHER HAD BOUGHT A CAKE, WE WOULD HAVE HAD A VERY NICE TEAPARTY
9. If we (to receive) a telegram from him, we (not to worry). 1 TYPE. IF WE RECEIVE A TELEGRAM FROM HIM, WE WILL NOT WORRY 2 TYPE. IF WE RECEIVED A TELEGRAM FROM HIM, WE WOULDN'T WORRY 3 TYPE. IF WE HAD RECEIVED A TELEGRAM FROM HIM, WE WOULD HAVEN'T WORRIED
10. If you (not to work) systematically, you (to fail) at the examination. 1 TYPE. IF YOU DONT WORK SYSTEMATICALLY, YOU WILL FAIL THE EXAMINATION 2 TYPE. IF YOU DIDNT WORK SYSTEMATICALLY, YOU WOULD FAIL THE EXAMINATION 3 TYPE. IF YOU HADN'T WORKED SYSTEMATICALLY, YOU WOULD HAVE FAILED EXAMINATION ЭТЖ КАК Я ДОЛГО ПЕЧАТАЛ
Peter Pan - the character in the book Scottish writer Sir James Barrie "Peter Pan in Kensington Gardens» (Peter Pan in the Kensington Gardens), Peter Pan (Peter Pan, a play, 1904) and "Peter Pan and Wendy» (Peter Pan and Wendy, 1911 ). One of the most popular characters in children's literature of XX century.
Peter Pan - the boy who refuses to grow up. He remains eternally young, he saved baby teeth. He ran away from home on the chimney and left in Kensington Gardens, where he met with the fairies. Later, he lived on the island Netinebudet (Neverland) in the company of missing boys - those who are lost in Kensington Gardens. It has its own fairy Tinker Bell (born Tinker bell). His worst enemy - Captain Hook.
Stories about Peter Pan repeatedly portrayed. Cartoon famous 1953 "Peter Pan" Walt Disney's 1991 film "Captain Hook." In 1997, the same film was released at the studio "Belarusfilm".
In 1929, James Barrie gave all the rights to publish "Peter Pan" children's hospital at Great Ormond Street. This gift was later included in his will, provided that the amount of deductions are never made public. After his death in 1937, copyright protected for fifty posleduschego years, and then the product was to go into the public domain. However, in 1988 a special law was passed, which gave the hospital perpetual right to receive income from the publication or other use of "Peter Pan"