1.my brother has becoming a great footballer. a)dreaming b)dreamed c)dreams d)dreamt. 2.i m bored! do. a)have nothing b)haven t got anything c)don t have something d)don t have anything. 3.while the boys ( school, they ( yesterday s football match. a)(1)were walking, (2) talked b)(1)walked, (2) talked c)(1)were walking, (2)were talking d)(1)walked, (2)were talking japan, dave? a)did you ever go b)did you ever be c)have you ever been d)were you ever make you a cup of coffee, dad? a)can b)could c)would d)shall

1 -a
2-a
3-b
4-c
5-b
That is

He won't go to university unless he works hard
They will wait until he comes back.
She won't go to the park if it rains.
I'll give you the book if I find it.
You will have to take the taxi if you miss the bus.(First Conditional)
Первое и второе предложения используют только в первом типе.
She would not go to the park if it rained
I would give you the book if I found it.
You would have to take the taxi if you missed the bus.( Second Conditional)
She would not have gone to the park if it had rained
I would have given the book if I had found it ( Third Conditional) 

\Direct speech, or direct speech, expresses a person's phrase verbatim, it is a quote or transfer of the essence of a phrase said by another person, on their behalf.

As in Russian, direct speech in English is framed by quotation marks, but "upper" quotation marks are used, called English double quotes. Instead of a colon before the author's words at the beginning or a comma and a dash at the end, English uses a single simple comma. The dot at the end of the sentence is placed before the closing quotation mark, not after it, as in Russian.