2017-11-30
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I. 1. To which town / city would you go if you didn't need a visa?
2. Who would you ask to dance if you had the choice?
3. Could you come to the Institute on Sunday if the teacher asked you?
4. How would you feel if you won a thousand dollars?
5. Could you wake up at 5 a.m. if none called you?
6. Could you cook your own dinner if your mother asked you?
II. 1. If you had been born in 1950, what would you be now?
2. If you had been late for this lesson, would you have apologised to the teacher?
3. What would you have done if you had been the Rector of the University?
4. Could you have answered these questions correctly if you had been absent at the last lesson?
Replace the Infinitives in brackets by the right form of the verb.
Model: If I were you, I (read) the book in the original.
- If I were you, I would read the book in the original.
If I had known how dull the film was, I (not / go) to the cinema.
- If I had known how dull the film was, I would not have gone to the cinema.
1. They (go) to the beach if it were warmer. 2. If the poem were not so long, I (learn) it by heart. 3. Even if it were not so late I don't think I (go) to the cinema. 4. Even though he knew how difficult the situation was, he (not stop) the preparations. 5. Even if I had a dictionary, I don't believe I (be able) to write the test. 6. Even if you had given her your car, she (cannot arrive) in so short a time. 7. Even if I wanted to, I (can do) nothing now. 8. If you really wanted to buy the house, you (can do) it even now.
