A question about 'if clauses' Hello! I found an exercise on the Internet about Conditionals in which the answers are given instantly after you finish it. I thought I had chosen the right answer, but I was wrong according to the key. Here's the sentence: If it ...................... a difference, then I'll take part. But I still have my doubts. The options are: made will make would make makes Since the exercises are related to all the Conditionals including the MIXED ones, I thought the answer could be 'made' because of the second sentence: 'but I still have doubts.' The answer is ' will make' . I really don't get that. 2 clauses with 'will', is it correct? I would appreciate if someone could help me.

American leg I'm a teacher in Brazil and I'd like to know how I can explain the meaning of the expression "American leg" in this sentence: " ... We've also decided to ship the equipment to the American leg of the tour, instead of flying it..." I would appreciate if someone could help.

Where is/are the mistakes in these sentences? It's an exercise and there are 3 segments underlined (which I don't know how to do in here) to find the one or the ones that contains/contain a mistake : "It is said that the new government is fighting for the end of the poverty in our country. I've seen a lot of politicians to promise that, but none of them had accomplished such task." The underlined segments which I have to check if there are mistakes are: It is said, to promise that and had accomplished such a task. I guess, but I'm not quite sure that "to promise that" and "had accomplished" are wrong. I mean I would say "promise that" and "have accomplished". Can someone help me? Thank you in advance.

Which is correct? I'm not quite sure about this, which one is correct? "I'll try to visit him in hospital (as long as / as soon as) I can."

How a certain kind of event is called in English I'm an English high school teacher and I want to know how can call in English a day when students have a Reading/ Literary Project/Book discussion and each one of them bring something to eat and drink. In Brazil we call "Literary Café" / Literary Collective Snack" translating word by word from Portuguese to English of course. Can someone help me please?

Help to write a message I'm a state school teacher in Brazil and I want to write a message congratulating my students (individually) in 2 aspects: For being assiduous ( I mean, not missing any single class so far) and for getting the highest grades/marks (top student) . How can I write this? Congratulations for not missing any single class/ for never missing a class. Congratulations for getting the highest score in the Midterm results. * The Midterm is composed by different evaluations. Are these sentences correct? Because I know we have to use the preposition 'on' after the word 'Congratulations', so I'm in doubts.