1. If they won't leave soon, they'll miss the trairn 2. If Kate not emails me, I'll be upset. 3. If you goes to bed now, you'll not be sleepy tomorrow 4. If it'll not be warm, the plants will not grow 5. If students do their homework, their teacher will is pleased. 6. The ice will melt if you won't put it in the fridge.
1. If they don't leave soon, they 'll miss the trairn 2. If Kate does not email me, I'll be upset. 3. If you go to bed now, you'll not be sleepy tomorrow 4. If it is not warm, the plants will not grow 5. If students do their homework, their teacher will be pleased. 6. The ice will melt if you don't put it in the fridge.
4. You look pretty tired. 5. I will follow this case myself . 6. I will only say that this thing is lost when I look at every corner.
b) a point, a point of view
1. This is a completely different point of view, isn't it?
2. I do not quite agree with your point of view. You are right only in one thing (in one thing). 3. From my point of view, you should immediately call Anna and ask her to come here. 4. The fact is that next week I will be very busy. 5. His advantage is that he reads a lot.