e 10 " 2 3 "4 8 Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tons. ‘She would have come to dinner it we .had invited. Ainvite) her It you had locked the door. the burglars (notiget) in Were | you. | [put on) some warmer Giothes, Joan (be able to) come to the party if she wasn't working Had | heard any news. 1 tet you immeciately Paul (ouin) his shit it he limos that tree, it Mark (bo) younger, he could join the army, She would have stayed at home if she (know) there would be so much trattc. Should he (go this job, he will be able to buy his ov flat Ityou (put) your keys in your pocket you wouldn't have lost them, She will be here al eight unless she (lose) her way. Itt were you. | (notgo) out in this weather, Emily (call) me if she had changed her ming. It you like Tom Cruise, you (love) this fim, Dave (be) home at six o'clock, provided he catches the five o'clock bus. Wy verse cae woo sro 1 2 3 0 " Til lend you the money on condition that/unless you pay it back soon. Even if/But for he help, Id be in vouble now. Unless/Provided it stops raining, we won't be ‘going to the park TTeouldnt lend them the money even ifior | wanted to. Try to be here on time. andlotherwise we'll miss the beginning of the fim. il woar Mum’s necklace for the party. ‘Supposing!Providing we went to London — what ‘could we do there? Be late again providediand you'll have to see the manager In case of/On condition that an emergency, call this number. You can go to the party in case of/as long as you are home before 11 pm Don’t shout or/what if you'll wake the baby. Put tho verbs in brackets Into the correct tence. 1 10 " 2 13 4 8 a: B a 8 paRee ox Ityou ..pase... (pass) a bakery (youbuy) some bread. please? Yes. of course. How much do you need? Did you invite Tim to the party? No, but when I (speak) to him, ' (invite) him May 190 out now. please? Yes, provided you (0) your homework Mum seems very busy at the moment, Were | you, | [otfer) to help her. Hury up. or else we |enow, Im being as quick as I can. Uniess you {miss the tain [otk] hard, you {fail the exam | know. Ive been stugying every evening. | forgat to ask Simon for his phone number. "1 (see) him today. | (ask) hirs for you. Peter won't help me with my homework Vm sure he [help) you ithe (rave) the time, Fv not going to tell him what happened What ithe {find out) on tis own? m1 (notibuy) that lottery ticket ' (neveriwin) all this money! know, Isnt t amazing! ‘Unless you (g0) to bed now. you (02) ted in the morning, I know. I'm going | need some wrapping paper. well i (find) any at the shop, ' (buy) some for you Can | nave some chocolate cake, please? Well, as long as you (eat) all your inner. you can have some chocolate cake. [nate going into town So do | Whenever | (G0) into town. | (come back) with a headache You's better apologise. otherwise he (neverispeak) to you again, Youre nght. lal GO), choose ne correct anauer 1 cant find my wallet Wiwere you, 1.4, A In my jacket pocket. would look B willlook —-G_amlooking 2 Where is my bank book? you a inthe drawer. you'll ind it had looked B look © looked ~ 12910 " 2 13 4 ‘we gel up on time, we will catch the tain” | will s8t my alarm clock. ‘A Supposing B Providing © Unless ‘Can | go and play football, please, Mum? you your homework. you can go and play A tinisned —B_hadtinished C have finished ‘Dad shouted at me today. Well, if you the window, he wouldn't have shouted at you A din't break B hadn't broken © don't break ‘Why is the baby crying? babies are tired or hungry, they cry A When B Providing © Supposing "When ice mets, it water Everyone knows that! A becomes B willbecome © would become ‘Ym going to a pany tonight iW wasn'ta, with you, A come B willcome would come we miss the bus. what will we do?” Calla tax. A Supposing B Providing When Wl wate rich. | around the world ethaps you will one cay. A wilsal == B cansail © could sail Have you seen Daniel recently?” ‘No. If! have time, him tomorrow.” A would vist B mightwisit visit Paul lost his wateh, Well, it he had looked after it, ne a A wouldn't lose B won't lose © wouldn't have lost you hunry, you will be late for school” I'm neatly ready now. A Unless B Providing © Supposing you hadnt watched that fim, you rightmares, ‘You're right” ‘A wouldn't have had B wonthave CG don't have Complete the following sentences with an appropriate conditional clause. Were | you, ..'d go to the police. It Thad t met her. Only if you work hard, I they had bean more careful IH won a lot of money, Unless it rains, would have told you earlier But for your suggestions, Should Annie phone, IW you had tried harder We can form mixed conditionals, ifthe context permits Ht, by combining an if - clause from one type with a ‘main clause from another. Type 2 Type? It she got back late last she won't come fo work night, today, Type 2 Type 3 It you were more you wouldn't have sensible, spoken Io your boss like that Tes Type 2 she hadn't missed the she would be here now. bus, Rewrite the following as mixed condition: sentences. 1 She did't study hard. She won't pass the exams If she had studled hard, she would pase the exam. 2. You aint wake me up. Now ate for my appointment 3. She isnt wellqualiied She did't get the jab 4 We dicn't goto the restaurant We don't like fast food 5 She dicn bring her umerella. Now, she's geting wet 6 I.don' know them very well 80 I dnt go to the pany. 7. He isn't atthe lecture because he wasm' told about 8 They didi take a map with them. They're lost now 9 The diver isnt careful He crashed his car nto a wal 10 I didn't buy tickets. We can't go tothe theatre tonight 11. He didnt reserve a table. He nas to was for an hour 12 Sue forgot to goto me bank. Now she can' go shopping 13. They missed ther fight. They won't arrve until tomorrow.We use the verb wish and the expression if only to ‘express a wish. if only is more emphatic than! wish. \wistvit only + past simple/past continuous This structure is used when we want to say that we \WOUIG like somthing to be different inthe present —~Twishilt ‘only | didn't have to take tho tain to work every cay.” \ ¢ vi wishiit only + past pertect This structure is used to express regret that something happened oF did not happen in the past. ‘wish \wish/it only + woul This structure is used: a) for a polite imperat b) to express our desire for a change in a situ: ‘ion or someone's be- haviour. Twish ‘you would pay more ‘attention! Twishitt ‘only he wouldn't give me so much work y After the subject pronouns | and we, we use could Instead of would. 29. Fish | could travel abroad. (NOT-Heneh+wotde travel) Note: We can use were instead of was after wish orf only. 24g. I wish he werelwas more careful 10 column B to make complaints using wouldiwouidn't. Then, decide which person from the list is making ® Match the items in column A with those in Shopkeeper businessman, tratic warden, (ght attendant, doctor, campsite owner, itequard 29. 1-0 ..11wish my staff would get to work on time’, Says the businessman A B 1 Lwish my stat 4 take thelr medication properly 2 Monly divers b be more poiite © not light fires in the forest 4 Wonlythe customers... d_park illegally 3 I wish passengers 5 Iwish campers © get to work on time 1 follow the safety 6 I only patients regulations g pul their luggage in 7 I yash bathers ... the lockers Put the verbs in brackots into the correct tense. 1A: Lwish Paul ..would ‘ell. (tel) me what is wrong with him. Yes. He seems very upset, doesn't he? wish 1 (novshout) at he childten like that =e B: Why? They were being very naughty. 3. A: wish you (tidy) your room more often, B: Sorry. Iiltry to 4: bash {practise} narder before the concen. B: | thought you performed very well 5 A: only Stuart (cam me. B: Don't worry. I'm sure hell phone soon. 6 A: Iwish | (be) back at schoo! again B. Those were great days, weren't they? 7B: I wish Mark (stop) playing his music so loudly 1B Why don't you ask him to turn it down? 8 A only! (0uy) those shoes we saw today B. Why not go back and buy them tomorrow? 9 A Iwish you (try) harder with your Maths homework Sorry. | find it very aitficut. Honly we (go) to France last summer We could go this year if you lke ero1A wish | {afford) some new CDs B: Would you lke to borrow some of mine? 12 & ttonlyit (top) raining B: Vos. Then wo could go for a walk 13 A Are you going to Joanne's party on Saturday? B: No. |wish | (go), because I'm sure itil be fun 14 A Iwish you (rolp) with the housework more often 1B: What would you like me to do? 45. I'm bored. Iwish 1 (atrange) to {go out this evening, B: Im going to the cinema Why don't you come, too? Look at the pictures and complete the wishes. Also make mixed conditional sentences, as In the example, | should have brought my umbrea, wish | had brought my umbrella. (not / be / $0 wet) IF Uhad brought my umbrella, | wouldn't be 60 wet now. | should have booked @ room. _) Lwish . aah (have / somewhere to stay) 3 | shouldn't have eaten 80 much chocotate. TWIBR or (not feel / so il) | shouldn't have touched the iron. _) Twish * . (my hand / not hurt so much) 4 2 I should have got upearier, —_) wish. (not be / late now) Fill in the gaps with an appropriate auxiliary verb. | cont know many people, but | wish I. dic He can't deve, but he wishes he We didnt move house, but we wish wo Tm not very wealthy. but | wish | ‘She probably won't help me, but | wish she He hasn't got any pets, but he wishes he ‘They don't go out vary often, but they wish they He won't listen to my advice, but | wish he Read the text and complete the sentences below using Type 3 Conditionals, as in the example. The Titanic’ was a British luxury passenger liner which sank during its maiden voyage from Southampton to New York in 1912, On L4th April, the Titanic’ hit an iccherg in the Atlantic (Ocean. Distress signals were sent to the ‘Californian’ a ship 2) miles avay, but their radio operator was off duty and the signals ‘were not received. Some ofthe passengers got int lifeboats but although the “Titanic” was luvurious. it did not have enough lifeboats forall the passengers un board. AS resul the loss of| life was great, Many people died hecause the sea was very cold Luckily. another ship. the “Carpahia’ rescued some of the pasungers. As a result of this disaster, new rules were mave 10 censure that sca voyages would be safer in future, Hs ow believed that the “Titame” sunk s0 quickly because it was 100 lange. 1 the ship had not hit an iooborg, ..¢ wouldn't have eunk.. 2. Ilthe ‘Calfomian’s' radio operator had been on duty, 3 Ihe Titan’ had had enough ieboats, 4 the ses hadn't been so cold, 5 Ifthe Carpathia’ had not aed 6 Ithe Thane’ had rot sunk, 7. the Titane’ had not been so big