Exercise 12. join these sentences using the conjunctions given in brackets. 1. the football players will come onto the field. the time will come, (when) 2. the day will be fine. the football ground will be crowded, (if) 3. the referee will blow his whistle. the match will begin, (as soon as) 4. the home team will give a warm welcome to the visitors’ team. the match will begin, (before) 5. dick will play chess with jack. he will beat jack, (if) !

1. The football players will come onto the field when the time will comes.
2. The football ground will be crowded if the day is fine.
3. The referee will blow his whistle as soon as the match begins. 
4. The home team will give a warm welcome to the visitors’ team before the match begins.
5. If Dick plays chess with Jack, he will beat Jack.

1.i used to play this game. 2.they used to be friends many years ago. 3.we used to play tennis. 4.she used to have long hair. 5.i used to love he. 6.he used to be there. 7. we used to go there every day. 8.this dog used to live there. 9.i used to like this book. 10. she used to have black hair. 1.i would go to the shop tomorrow. 2.she would leave this place. 3.he would like this book. 4.we would go to the park this afternoon. 5.i wold like to eat that ice-cream. 6.she wold like to know that. 7.he would choose it. 8.they would be friends, i think. 9.who would do it? 10.i would do it. : )

The most important thing that no Frenchman will do is light a Church candle from another.

Getting into dog Poo is better with your left foot – it's good luck.

The French always make sure that there are not 13 people at the table. It is believed that one of the people sitting at such a table is sure to soon fall ill or even die.

You need to find a sailor to approach him, and discreetly stroke the red pompom on the beret. You will be very happy next year.

 Do not put the baguette on the table upside down. It will bring a curse on you.

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