John and Cynthia Brooks have just won £10 in the national lottery. They say, they have been lucky, because they had never bought a lottery ticket before, and if John hadn’t seen June Parson buy a ticket, he would have never thought to.

 

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n.4

1)    If Cynthia had already bought a paper, John wouldn’t have gone to the newsagent’s.

2)    They wouldn’t have won the lottery if they hadn’t bought the ticket.

3)    June Parson wouldn’t have been in the shop if she hadn’t wanted a ticket.

4)    I would have passed my exams last year if I had studied more.

5)    If you had been born in Britain, you wouldn’t have to learn English.

6)    If the bus hadn’t broken down, we would have arrived here on time.

 

n.5

1)    \

2)    If Cynthia had gone to the newsagent’s, would she have bought a lottery ticket?

No, I think she wouldn’t have bought a lottery ticket

3)    If you had grown up in a different town, would you have met your best friend?

Yes, I think I would have met him.

4)    How would your life have been different if you had had more brothers and sisters?

I think it would have been more stressful.

5)    If you had been a teenager in the 1960s, what music would you have listened to?

I don’t know what I would have listened to.

6)    What would you have done if you hadn’t come to school last week?

I think I would have slept all the week.