Work in pairs. How do these sentences differ in meaning? Check in the Grammar Reference section. If - id1770870420210103 от amersjeo 03.01.2021 16:12

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Английский язык: Work in pairs. How do these sentences differ in meaning? Check in the Grammar Reference section. If the economy improves, unemployment will decrease. • Unless the economy improves, unempl won t decrease. • When the economy improves, unemployment as will decrease.​

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Some of the most beautiful birds in the nature can be called the peacocks. Oddly enough, they are close relatives of conventional chickens, because chickens do not possess such elegant beauty and exquisite plumage like the bird peacock.  Peacocks belong to the pheasant family, the order – galliformes. These creatures are painted with fan-shaped tail are also the largest representatives of his party.At length peacock is 125 centimeters and its beautiful tail is, on average, 120 to 150 centimeters....

Work in pairs. How do these sentences differ in meaning? Check in the Grammar Reference section. If the economy improves, unemployment will decrease.
• Unless the economy improves, unempl won't decrease.
• When the economy improves, unemployment as will decrease.

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Work in pairs. How do these sentences differ in meaning? Check in the Grammar Reference section. If the economy improves, unemployment will decrease. • Unless the economy improves, unempl won't decrease. • When the economy improves, unemployment as will decrease.​

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Work in pairs. How do these sentences differ in meaning? Check in the Grammar Reference section. If the economy improves, unemployment will decrease.
• Unless the economy improves, unempl won't decrease.
• When the economy improves, unemployment as will decrease.