1. If I lose my smartphone, I won't be upset and buy a new one.
2. If I get good marks in my final exams I will be very glad.
3. If I can't sleep tonight I will do some meditation.
4. If I forget to learn my lessons I will do them during the breaks.
5. If it rains all weekend I will watch TV or help my mother.
6. If I don't feel well the following morning I will take some medicine.
(Вообще-то правильно говорится, feel good')
7. If I find a stray puppy in the street, I will take it at home if my mother allows.
8. If I forget about my friend's birthday I will congratulate him the next day .
Объяснение:
1)Before going on holidays last summer, we could pile up all our luggage on top of the car.
2)We had paint our walls again because somebody spoilt them with graffiti.
3)My mother wasn't on duty last Saturday, so we had go to the cinema together.
4)The fridge was full, so I could go shopping.
5) I had lost my keys and could open the door
6)In the early twentieth century, people didn't have cars. That's why they had walk a lot.
7)At that time, there was no electricity, so had use people candles and oil lamps.
8)My uncle and aunt could buy their house thanks to some financial help from the government.
Christmas in Australia
Most Australians have been dreaming of a white Christmas for centuries. But the traditional European Christmas is just a myth for Australians. Santas wearing thick woollen clothes don't fit with Australia's thirty-degree heat. Thankfully things are changing fast. Now they have their own Christmas, Australian style.
Australia is a country which is largely made up of desert and sandy beaches. For the first settlers, two hundred years ago, a plate of corned meat and a mug of billy tea might have been the best Christmas dinner available. As a new nation developed and grew richer, people tried to recreate the kind of Christmas that they used to have in Europe.
Christmas in Australia happens in the summer. However, we tried our best to deny the reality of a summer Christmas. In the class-room, children learned songs like Frosty the Snowman and Jingle Bells. Up until recently, the only Christmas cards published portrayed white winter Christmases, All this was a bit ridiculous in a country where 80 per cent of the land has never witnessed a snowflake, even in winter.
However, the last ten years have witnessed some big changes in the Australian lifestyle. Many Australians now believe that the country should break its connections with Britain and the British Queen.
Now Australians see themselves as inhabitants of the Asia Pacific region. So now Christmas has got an Australian identity.
It's rare to find a flake of snow on Christmas cards these days. Now the publishers print Christmas cards with native Australian animals and landscape scenes of the Australian bush.
On Christmas day you'll find a large percentage of kids on the beach playing with their new surfboards, building sand-castles rather than snowmen. Indeed one of the most typical Australian Christmas presents is a beach towel.
It's not only with food and gifts that Australian Christmases differ from European ones. Because of the weather, the atmosphere of Christmas is different.
Instead of being a serious time where most families are indoors, Australians are usually outdoors in shorts and T-shirts, taking a cold six-pack of beer to a friend's barbecue. There are loads of summer festivals with people celebrating Christmas in carnival style.
What is unique though is something that most Australians are starting to dream of. That is a Christmas of sunshine, surf and sand. Although to many Europeans this may seem strange, to many Australians it's now the only Christmas worth dreaming of.
1. I'll try to call my phone.
2. I'll be happy.
3. I'll read a book.
4. I'll put on hold my plans and learn lessons.
5. I'll walk with an umbrella.
6. I'll cook something delicious for myself.
7. I'll feed it.
8. I'll give him a very special gift.