Write two versions of each sentence, one for person one for person b. Use first and second conditionals. If I see a lion, l'll take a photo. (tourist on safari) If I saw a lion, l'd take a photo. (tourist in London) 1 If I. (earn) a million euros, I. (buy) a Ferrari. b famous footballer noh 2 It (be) brilliant if we a manager of good team b manager of bad team 3 If I (become) president, (cut) taxes. (win) the league. a your friend b politician

The game started ten minutes ago.My great-grandparents moved to France in 1956.There were fifty people at the party last Saturday. Did you watch the horror film last night? A train crashed yesterday. Luckily, all the passengers survived. Did Susan see Mark last Monday?We had lunch together two days ago, but I didn't enjoy it.They didn't play basketball last weekend because Mary was ill.After Barbara had cleaned the house, she listened to music. Bob had eaten the meal before he paid for the bill. After Joe had watched the football match, he turned off the TV. The play had already started when we arrived at the theatre. Ann just had got home when I called her. By the time the police arrived, the thieves had escaped. I had finished my homework by noon.