river last Sunday if it had rained? 5. What would yon havi done if you had lost your pen? 6. What would you do if n were dark in the room? 7. At what time would you get up fit school began at nine o’clock? 8. What would you pat- on if it were cold? 9. Would you go to a library or to ail bookshop if you wanted to borrow a book? 10. What woufrH you do if you were hungry? 11. What would you do if y«tj were thirsty? 12. What would you have done if you had felt i bad yesterday?    ^

Exercise 156. Choose the right form of the verb from thej brackets. Explain your ehoiee.    I

1. They.........a more perfect day for a garden party 3

if they had ordered it (cannot have/could not have/could 3

not have had). 2, If mother had lived, they......(may .,.1

marry/might... marry/might... have married). 3.1......;

in Anthony’s suicide with difficulty if it weren’t far \ Mrs.Rogers (can believe/could believe/could have believed), i

4.1 believe that if I.........her then, she would have told j

me his name (can see/could see/can have seen her/could 1 have seen her). 5. If. these pills ... realy ... my pain, 1^ would certainly take them (can relieve/could relieve/could ' have relieved). 6. It would not have been so bad if she ...

......her grief to a friend (can confide/could confide/

could have confided). 7. If I.........her then, she would ₍

have told me his name (can see/could see/could have seen), j

Exercise 157. Make up dialogues by using the substitution! table.

A: What would you do if you had free time sow?

you were thirsty? you felt bad?

_    the    weather were fine now?

go for a walk.

go to the polyclinic.    *

go to a soda-fountain.    '

go for a walk? go to the polyclinic? go to a soda-fountain?

watch television.

send for a doctor, drink a glass of water, work in the open air. stay at home.

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