Question

1. Use if to put these sentences together in two ways.​

Answer 1

If I can't sleep, I get up and read.

I get up and read if I can't sleep.

If you take books from my room, please tell me.

Please tell me if you take books from my room.

If you're hungry why don't you cook some soup?

Why don't you cook some soup if you're hungry?

If she arrived this morning , she will probably phone us in the evening.

She will probably phone us in the evening if she arrived this morning.

If we catch the first train , we can be in London by 9.00

We can be in London by 9.00 if we catch the first train.

Answer 2

1. If I can't sleep, I get up and read.

I usuallt get up and read if I can't sleep.

2. If you take books from my room, please tell me.

Please tell if you happen to take books from my room.

3. If you're hungry, why don't you cook some soup?

You should cook some soup if you're hungry.

4. If she arrived this morning, she will probably phone us this evening.

She will probably phone our home this evening if she arrived this morning.

5. If we catch the first train, we can be in London by 9.00.

We can be in London by 9.00 only if we watch the first train.