38. It's surprising that they should have included him into the team.

39. You ought to find a specialist who could deal with the problem.

40. He must have told them nothing.

41. They may be packing. There is an hour left before train time. Ex. 42.

1. Would you tell me what's happened?

2. John tried to open up the lid of the can but it wouldn't come.

3. I would do anything to help him.

4. He said that he would be glad if I would come and stay with him for a few days.

5. He tried to explain himself but I wouldn't listen.

6. "He didn't agree with me." "He wouldn't."

7. It is Sunday and all the shops will be closed.

8. He made two or three attempts to strike his lighter, but it wouldn't work.

9. I asked his wife what was wrong With him, but she wouldn't answer.

10. He would spend most evenings playing chess.

11. I have paid the money, and I will stay here.

12. He turned off the light. But sleep would not come.

13. I think I'll go and watch the telly if you'll excuse me.

14. I wanted to see the exhibition but they wouldn't let me in as it was late.

15. "Uncle Edwin," the boy cried, "you promised to help me with my toy train. It won't run."

16. I suggested that she should see the doctor, but she wouldn't hear of it.

17. He would often fall asleep with a book in his hands and spectacles on his nose.

18. After work he would wait for us at the bridge. Ex. 43.

1. When we got into the car, he said: "We could go for a drive now. There is a place near here I'd like to show you."

2. You must control your temper. I will not have you behave like that in my house.

3. Would you like another glass of juice?

4. I'd rather not tell you what I know about him.

5. I did not really want to go to the party. I would rather have stayed and talked with my parents.

6. He would rather listen to others than talk himself.

7. They know that I will not have this happen in my flat.

8. "I had better not have come home," she said in a voice trembling with despair.

9. Father will not have you speak to me like that.

10. We'd better get home at once, so that you can lie down.

11. He'd rather not leave yet.

12. I've made up my mind what had better be done.

13. She'd rather read the letter first.

Ex. 45.

1. What she did is so silly that we needn't discuss it.

2. The lake was so near that even Alan who hated walking, agreed that they needn't take his car.

3. We needn't cook all the potatoes.

4. Need we change for dinner?

5. We have lots of time yet. We need not have hurried.

6. Need we go there after all?

7. You needn't spend all the money on them.

8. "I told your uncle I would speak to you." "You needn't have troubled. I've promised my parents to stay here a little longer."

9. He put the envelope down on the table. "The money is all there," he said. "You needn't bother to count it."

10. You know the children. They are destructive. I needn't tell you that.

11. He knew he did not need to explain anything to anyone. 12.1 don't think we need give her so much of our attention.

13. You needn't be afraid of me.

14. We needn't listen to all the speakers.

Ex. 47.