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  1. Упражнение к §§ 103—104

  2. 1. I’ll be able to go home only when I finish this work. 2. I shan’t be able to give you a definite answer until (or: till) I get a letter from them. 3. He sat in the garden until (or: till) it grew quite dark. 4. I am sure that we’ll already have come to an agreement by the time you come back. 5. I’ll tell him about it as soon as he comes. 6. It grew cooler as we approached the sea. 7. Everything will be ready by the time you come. 8. He fell while getting off the tram. 9. He called on me while I was having dinner. 10. I came while they were packing (their things). 11. He was writing something when I entered the room.

  3. Упражнение к §§ 107—110

  4. 1. He spoke so quickly that I could hardly understand him. 2. The book was so interest-

  5. ing that I read it the whole day. 3. He is such a clever man that I am sure that he will learn German in quite a short time. 4. They met as if they were friends. 5. He looded at me as if he had never seen me before. 6. The more you work at this subject the more you will like it. 7. The longer I know him the more (or: the better) I like him. 8. This question is as interesting as the question you asked me yesterday. 9. This steamer is not so large as (or: not as large as) the steamer that we chartered.

  6. Упражнения к §§ 113—115

  1. Говорите громче, чтобы я слышал вас (или: мог слышать вас). 2. Я написал это очень ясно, чтобы он легко смог прочесть это. 3. Принесите это сюда, чтобы я мог посмотреть (на это). 4. Я отвез его на Кавказ, чтобы горный воздух принес ему пользу. 5. Жара была такая угнетающая, что все двери и окна были широко открыты, чтобы свободный поток воздуха проходил (или: мог проходить) через дом. 6. Во время войны производст­во некоторых гражданских товаров было прекращено в нашей стране, чтобы вы­свободить рабочую силу и материалы для использования в военных отраслях про­мышленности. 7. Поставщиков просили ускорить изготовление двигателя, чтобы его можно было отгрузить с другими това­рами пароходом, уходящим 15-го августа. 8. Мы послали все документы воздушной

  1. почтой, чтобы они были получены до прибытия груза. 9. Я записал цифры, чтобы не забыть их. 10. Они поднялись выше для того, чтобы им открылся луч­ший вид.

  1. 1. She opened the door softly so that the

  1. children should not (or. might not) wake up.

  1. He put on a warm coat so as not to catch cold (or: in order not to catch cold). 3. Speak louder so that everybody may hear you. 4. Put the letter in your briefcase so as not to lose it (or: in order not to lose it). 5. I wrote down her address so as not to forget in (or: in order not to forget it). 6. The father gave his son some money so that he should (or: might) buy some English books and a dictionary.

  1. Put the watch in the drawer (of the table) so that the children should not (or: may not) break it. 9. The girl hid behind a tree so that her brother should not (or: might not) notice her. 10. Put on the light so that they can read.

  1. They opened the window so that it should become cooler in the room. 12. I gave him a Grammar text-book so that he should (or: might) learn these rules well. 13. The reporter spoke very loudly so that the people sitting in the last rows of the hall could hear him.

  1. I told them about it once more so that they should not (or: might not) forget. 15. I gave him this magazine so that he should (or: might) read a few interesting articles. 16. The secretary put the mail on the table so that the director should (or: might) look it through.

  1. He advised me to leave money at home so that not to lose them.

  1. Стр.

  2. 545

  3. 1. I did not live. ... 2. ... I should* buy. ...

  1. They will not go... . 4. ... you stay... .

  1. ... they did not come. 6. ... we should* walk... . 7. ... it rains... . 8. ... I had been... . 9. ... we should* have received... .

  1. ... you would have found... . 11. ... he were... . 12. ... he does not call... . 13. ... he would have been able to finish (or: he could have finished). 14. ... I should* not have said... . 15. ... it stops raining. 16. ... you take... . 17.1 should* have come.... 18. ... he got... . 19. I should* not have caught cold.... 20. ... the weather were fine. 21. The man would have been killed... .

  1. 546 1. ... you worked harder (or: ... you read

  2. more, ... you were more attentive, etc.) 2. ... I had got a train ticket (or: ... I had finished my work, ... I had received a telegram from Comrade D., etc.). 3. ... I should* go there at once (or:... I should* help him, ... I should* accept their offer, etc.). 4. ... I should* have taken my umbrella (or: I should* have put on my raincoat, I shouldn’t* have gone out, etc.).

  1. ... it doesn’t rain (or:... the weather is fine, ... he asks me, etc.). 6. ... I didn’t need it (or: we didn’t have a lesson to-morrow, ... I knew my lesson, etc.). 7.... we should* have let you know (or:... we should* have rung you up, ... we should* have left yesterday, etc.). 8. ... they would help us (or:... they would explain eveiything to us, ... we should* ask them

  1. about it, etc.). 9. ... they came to-night (or: ... he agreed to take, part in this work..., ... she sent us a letter, etc.). 10. ... he would take part in this expedition (or. he would become a pilot, ... he would begin to leam to sing, etc.). 11. ... you would already have finished your work (or: ... you would already have written your exercises, etc.).

  2. 546 1. If you knew Grammar better, you

  3. wouldn’t make so many mistakes in your exercises. 2. If he were in Moscow now, he would of course help us. 3. I’ll wait for him if he is not at home when I come. 4. If it were not so late now, I should* go to see him.

  1. If I had not been so busy yesterday, I should* have gone to the station to see him off. 6.1 should* be veiy grateful to you if you could spare me a few minutes. 7. It took me a lot of time to translate this article. If you had given me a good dictionary, I should* have spent less time (on it). 8. I’ll be very sorry if they do not come. 9. I should* be very glad if you called on us to-morrow.

  1. What a pity that it doesn’t depend on me. If it depended on me, I should* help you with pleasure. 11. It wouldn’t have happened if you had been there. 12. If we had less luggage, we could walk to the station, as we have enough time to catch the train. 13. If you had come between two and three o’clock yesterday, you would have found him. 14. I like this watch very much. If it were smaller, I should* buy it. 15. If I am there and see

  1. him, I’ll tell him about it 16. He’ll have to go to hospital to-morrow if he is not better.

  1. We’ll come there at 10 o’clock in the evening if the train isn’t late. 18. Why didn’t you take a taxi? If had taken a taxi, you would have got to the railway station in time.

  1. Why didn’t you call him? I am sure that he would have come if you had called him.

  2. If we left to-morrow we should* get to Odessa on Monday morning. 21. It would be very kind of you if you could do it for me.

  1. If we don’t get your answer before the 10th September, we’ll pass the order on to another firm. 23. If you order 200 tons of those goods, w'e’ll reduce the price by 5 %.

  1. If you agree to these terms, we’ll send you our contract. 25. If our Leningrad office had received your instructions a week ago, the goods could have been shipped by the s/s «Minsk», which left Leningrad on the 15th August. 26. If your offer had been received last week, we should* have accepted it

  1. Упражнение к § 129

  1. 1. If we had worked harder1 (or: long- er2) yesterday, our work would be ready now. 2. If we had sent off the letter yesterday they would receive it to-morrow morning.

  1. I spent my holiday (or: my leave) in Yalta. I should* have spent it in Suhumi, if it weren’t so hot there in summer. 4. If we had not walked so quickly, we shouldn’t* be so

  1. tired now and we could continue our way.

  1. If I had brought a (or: the1) dictionary with me, I could translate this document now. 6. If I hadn’t called on them yesterday, we shouldn’t2 know anything about it even now.

  1. Упражнение к § 130

  1. 1. It is a good thing that you didn’t come in the morning. You wouldn’t have found anybody at home. 2. Why did you go to the south without asking the doctor’s advice? I am sure that he would not have advised you to go to the south in July. 3. If I were younger! 4. We didn’t know anything about it. We should* never have agreed to it. 5. I don’t know whether the concert will take place to-morrow. I should* go with pleasure.

  1. He probably didn’t know that this diction­ary had come out. I am sure that he would certainly have bought it. 7. If you had told me about it before! 8. I should* like to see him to-morrow. I should* tell him about every­thing that had happened. 9. Could you finish your work to-morrow?

  1. Упражнение к § 131

  1. Had I time,... . 2. Should you find them,... . 3. Had they called at the office yesterday,... . 4. Had I seen him yesterday,... . 5. Were he here,... . 6. Were he

  1. in town,... . 7. Should he come,... . 8. Had I enough money,... . 9. Were I you,... .

  1. ... had they been more careful. 11. Were I in his place,... . 12. Had you seen him,... .

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