First or second conditional? 1. if jack moves too slowly he … (not win) the game. (если джек будет двигаться слишком медленно, он не победит в игре.) 2. if i lost my job i … (move) to the country. (если бы я потеряла работу, я бы переехала в сельскую местность.) 3. she would invite our kids if they … (behave) themselves. (она бы пригласила наших детей, если бы они вели себя хорошо.) 4. she would invite our kids if they … (behave) themselves. (она бы пригласила наших детей, если бы они вели себя хорошо.) 5. if tom were more careful he … (not break) things. (если бы том был более внимательным, он бы не ломал вещи.)

1 won’t win 2 would move 3 behave 4 behaved 5 wouldn’t break

I volunteer at a retirement home for a few hours each week.

1) General Do I volunteer at a retirement home for a few hours each week?

2) Disjunctive I volunteer at a retirement home for a few hours each week, dont I?

3) Alternative Do I volunteer at a retirement home for a few hours each week or each month?

4) Special: Where Do I volunteer  for a few hours each week

5) To subject: Who volunteer at a retirement home for a few hours each week?

Объяснение:

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Russia has always been different from other European countries. For example, if you compare the UK and Russia.

In England, people are polite and shy. They can never be rude to other people.

In Russia, the opposite is true. People in Russia are open and free. They behave rudely and not culturally. These people can be rude even to strangers and this is normal for them .

If you compare these countries by the rating of drunkenness then Russia would win because there are a lot of people who drink alcohol.In Russia, a drink called vodka is especially popular. There is also such an alcoholic drink called Putinka as the drink is named after the precedent of Russia .

So this was my comparative description of Russia and England