Перевести на моей комнате есть шкаф где лежат вещи.также есть письменный стол.где я делаю уроки.также в спальне есть две кровати.обои золотистого цвета)мне нравится моя спальня!

In my room there is a wardrobe where things.there is also a Desk.where I'm doing homework.also in the bedroom there are two beds for my Golden Wallpaper I really like my bedroom .  

1) If I get a ticket, I will go to the Philarmonic. (1 тип)
If I got a ticket, I wouild go to the ... (2 тип)

2) If I live near a wood, I gather a lot of mushrooms. (0 тип) Здесь можно и первый тип сделать: If I live near a wood, I will gather a lot of mushrooms.
If I had lived near a wood, I would have gathered a lot... (3 тип)

3) If my father returns early, we will watch TV together. (1 тип)
If my father had reterned early, we would have been watched..(3 тип)

4) If you are free, I will come to see you. (1 тип)
If you had been free, I would have come to see u. (3 тип)

5) She will enter the university If she knows English. (1 тип) Здесь запятые не ставятся - идет выбрасывание запятой в инверсной схеме (когда If стоит не впереди).
She would has entered the university if she had known English. (3 тип)

When England was divided into different kingdoms Queen Boadicea ruled one of them. She is still remembered in England for her bravery and heroism. The war Boadicea fought was against the Romans. Britain was a Roman province from the first century AD until the beginning of the fifth century. The area occupied by the Romans covered south, east, and midland Britain. The Roman army was conquering the rest of the country during Boadicea's reign, and she resisted. The Roman soldiers were better equipped and trained than Boadicea's men. But she was a resolute leader and encouraged her soldiers to fight.
At first Boadicea was successful, her army held and even drove back the Roman armies. The Romans were anxious to catch her, and finally they did it. Boadicea and her men were surrounded, and had to surrender. Queen Boadicea faced the prospect of becoming prisoner of the Romans. It did not only hurt her pride as queen, to have to admit defeat, but she had another problem. She had two daughters who had been with her during the fighting, and she knew they couldn't expect mercy from the Roman soldiers when they were finally caught. She decided that death would be better for her and her daughters than the dishonour. According to the chronicles she gave them poison and then took it herself. When the Roman soldiers reached her, she was dead.
Queen Boadicea was not able to keep the Romans out of her kingdom. But she was courageous, and her story, unusual even for those days of continuous war, is still taken to heart by the people.