1. I inform you of these things so that we can understand each other.

2. He told us to get into the back of the car so that we could talk.

3. He pretended to speak to someone so that the servant should not think that he was alone in the room.

4. The girl kept her window open day and night so that the cat could (might) come into her room whenever it felt inclined.

5. We went for a walk so that I could see the woods before it got dark.

1. She lowered her voice so that her mother should not hear us.

6. Grace took the necessary steps so that they could get married at once.

7. He stood aside from the box-office in order that I might (could) speak to the clerk.

8. Telephone me when you're starting so that I shall (can) know when to expect you.

10. She gave me the key so that I could (might) open the door.

Ex. 20.
1.	so	that	the doctor could (might) see
2.	so	that	my wife can see
3.	so	that	we can have
4.	so	that	the maid'll clear
5.	so	that	all could hear
6.	so	that	you can write home about it
7.	so	that	the cows should not get
8.	so	that	little Em could sleep
9.	so	that	her mother should not know
10.	so	that	I could look it over
11.	so	that	she could carry them
12.	so	that	her children should not hate

Ex. 22.

1.	were	11.	had
2.	had said	12.	were
3.	were doing	13.	had been
4.	were	14.	had been shouting
5.	had given	15.	were ... dreaming
6.	were talking	16.	were
7.	were	17.	were laughing
8.	were	18.	had been running
9.	were making	19.	were choking
10.	had ... decided	20.	hadn't moved
Ex.	23.

1. He sat at his desk as though he were writing, but he neither wrote nor read.

2. He looked at me as though he didn't understand.

1. The dog greeted Frank as if they had not met for long.

3. They did not talk, as though they were so happy to be together that conversation was unnecessary.

1. He looked as if he might (would) burst into tears.

4. She felt very tired, as if she had been for a long walk.

5. She kept on glancing round the room as if she were looking for some­one.

6. They talked to each other in low voices, as though they were in church.

7. Maurice sat without stirring as if he hadn't heard Jack.

10. He buttoned up his coat, as though he were cold.

11. Oh, yes, I feel as though I'd known you for years.

12. She used to look as though she had been crying.

13. It looked as though the talks would (might) continue for some more

days.

Ex. 25.

(Note: The Conditional Mood, as is known, has three forms with the 1st person, singular and plural: would do (would have done), should do (should have done) and the contracted form'd do ('d have done). They are all interchangeable. However, in the Key to the Exercises on the use of the Conditional Mood only one of the three forms is given, namely, the one found in the original.)

1. hadn't gone, would have turned, (would have) gone

2. would wait, were

3. would have fallen, had not put

4. were, would write

1. were not, would be

5. were, would give

6. would have been, had accepted

7. would ... know, were

8. would have happened, had gone

10. happened, would be

11. would ... follow, went (were to go)

12. would have made, were

13. would be, took

Ex.

27.

10.

11.

12.

13. 14.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9.

would be, kept

shall be, should be

would ... do, had

would feel, were to come (came)

would be, would ask

would miss, were to leave (left)

would ... be, had

should arise

would calm, would ... stop

Ex. 28.

1. might be, had

2. would be, were to write (wrote)

3. had tried, might have stopped

4. were, would not let

5. should hate, deceived

6. would think, were to come (came)

7. weren't, would get, (would) go

8. could have gone, had wanted

9. would be, were to tell (told)

10. had not been, might have taken

11. would not have got, had asked

12. had been, might have cried

13. would not be, turned

14. might be, were to learn (learned)

15. shouldn't bother, were

16. had kept, should have missed

17. would have continued, had not been distracted

18. had picked, would have died

19. might be, could join

20. would look, were to tell (told)

21. were, would try

22. had been, would have done

23. weren't, 'd leave

24. were, should choose

25. should ... have put, had known

26. 'd have wired, could have done

Ex. 29.