Раскройте скобки. Напишите тип условного придаточного предложения. 1) If she weren’t so lazy, she (become) a brilliant student. 2) I am not sure what I am doing tonight, but if I go out, I _ (phone) you. 3) If Steve hadn’t bought a lottery ticket, he _ (not/win) $1 million. 4) Dairy products keep longer if you (put) them into the fridge. 5) She would not have stolen the food if her child__ (not/be) hungry. 6) If you _ (leave) ice in the sun, it (melt). 7) If Jack had planned it carefully, he (not/have) so many problems. 8) He is a very wise person. I ___ (speak) to him if I were you.

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How are you? I hope this mail will find you well.

In your letter you askуed me about my holidays. I want to tell you something about them. I spent a wonderful time in the mountains during the holiday. I practiced downhill skiing there. It was a great experience for me. I enjoyed the holidays and got a lot of unforgettable impressions.

You may be interested if it was the first time I had tried downhill skiing. I'll answer you at once. Yes, it was the first time. It was a bit difficult for me to make the first steps in this kind of sport. But I had a good instructor, who helped me to feel more confident. After some time I understood the main principles of downhill skiing and at last I was able to enjoy this sport. Of course, I fell a few times but every time without any consequences.

If you ask me: "How about the scenery in the mountains?", I'll answer you like this: "Oh, it was absolutely great! It is even a bit difficult to describe. The landscape was just amazing. The sunrises and sunsets in the mountains are so impressive".

And I want to add something more. Before my journey I had seen the mountains only in pictures, but it is completely another feeling when you are stand among the snowy hills. I do advise you to plan a trip to mountains some day. I'm sure you won't regret!

I'm looking forward to hearing from you soon!

Sincerely yours,

Kirill Sosnin