Exercise 1
1 a 2 b 3 c 4 d
Exercise 2
2 If I
didn’t have a headache, I’d go swimming.
3 If I
knew the answer, I’d tell you.
4 If we
had any / some money, we’d have a holiday this year.
5 If I
had any spare time, I’d learn Russian.
6 If we
had a big house, we could invite friends to stay.
7 If I
had a mobile, you could call me.
8 If he
bought a ticket, he could win the lottery.
9 If
Francis didn’t work so hard, he’d have time to spend with his family.
10 If we
didn’t have three children, we’d take a year off and travel the world.
Exercise 3
2 If they
hadn’t borrowed the bike without permission, they wouldn’t have been arrested.
3 If
their dinner hadn’t burned, they wouldn’t have phoned for a pizza.
4 If he hadn’t
parked his car illegally, it wouldn’t have been towed away.
5 If he
hadn’t worked 24 hours a day, seven days a week, he wouldn’t have made a
fortune.
Exercise 4
2 And our
children wouldn’t have been born.
3 We
wouldn’t have gone to live in Australia.
4 We
wouldn’t have bought a house in Sydney.
5 I would
have trained to be a teacher.
6 I would
have worked in a secondary school for 20 years.
Exercise 5
1 If I hadn’t got up late yesterday, I wouldn’t have been in such a hurry. I might not have left my briefcase at home, and I
certainly would have arrived in time for
the most important meeting of the year.
2 If I’d saved some money instead of spending it all, I
could have gone abroad on holiday instead
of staying at home.
3 I felt
like a fool. I shouldn’t have told my best
friend I liked Georges. She could never keep a secret.
4 I should have taken the metro instead of the bus. I
might have avoided the traffic jam.
Exercise 6
2 might
3 would
4 should
5 could
6 shouldn’t
Exercise 7
2 known;
’d
3 travel
4 ’d be
5 wouldn’t
run; was / were
6 ’d
phoned; have given
7 need;
’ll come
8 are;
will … buy
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