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Unit 16

Exercise I.

a) 1. will telephone 2. isn’t working 3. hears 4. will land 5. don’t know 6. works 7. won’t be 8. stay 9. stops 10. comes 11. don’t believe 12. have.

b) 1. should keep 2. didn’t live 3. didn’t come 4. painted 5. were 6. should walk 7. were 8. went 9. taught 10. would answer 11. didn’t belong 12. would type

c) 1. had had 2. should have stopped 3. had been 4. would have found 5. would have got 6. would have been killed 7. shouldn’t have said 8. wouldn’t have tried 9. would have been able to finish 10. had been.

d) 1. don’t change 2. would have recognized 3. would you choose 4. had read 5. would have taken 6. were 7. should have stayed 8. wouldn’t believe

Exercise II.

1. Had I time, I should study French. 2. Should he come, tell him to wait. 3. Were he in town, he would help us. 4. Had I enough money, I would travel. 5. Had I seen him yesterday, I should have told him about it. 6. Should you find them, kindly let me know. 7. The accident might not have occured had they been more careful. 8. Had they called at the office yesterday, they would have found me there. 9. Were I in his place, I should refuse. 10. Had you seen him, you wouldn’t have recognized him. 11. Were I you, I should go there immediately. 12. Should anyone call, please take a message.

Exercise III.

1. If the car hadn’t driven so fast, an accident wouldn’t have happened. 2. If he doesn’t come tomorrow, send him a telegram. 3. If I am there and see him, I’ll tell him about it. 4. It wouldn’t have happened if you had been there. 5. He’ll have to go to hospital tomorrow if he is not better. 6. It would be very kind of you if you could do it for me. 7. Why didn’t you call him? I am sure that he would have come if you had called him. 8. 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. 9. She wouldn’t lose money so often if she were not so careless. 10. If you had cought the earlier train we could have travelled together. 11. If I knew that he would come tomorrow, I souldn’t go to see him tonight. 12. If I were sure that he had already returned to Kyiv, I should go to see him now. 13. If you had told us a few days ago that you had this handbook, we should have asked you to give it to us for a few days. 14. If I knew his address, I should write to him now that you agreed to help him.

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