WSTAW CZASOWNIK W ODPOWIEDNIEJ FORMIE 1) If dinner is not

WSTAW CZASOWNIK W ODPOWIEDNIEJ FORMIE
1) If dinner is not ready, I (go) without it.
2) I would have come yesterday if I (have) nothing to do.
3) If John (eat) another cake, he’ll be sick.
4) I wouldn’t do that if I (be) you.
5) If it (be) OK with you, let’s meet as six o’clock.
6) They would do it if they (can)
7) If she doesn’t come, I (not, invite) her ever again.
8) Would you have come if you (know) earlier about the meeting.
9) If he (buy) that car, he’ll be sorry
10) She Gould be more careful if she (be ) him.
11) If John (be) late, don’t wait and go without him.
12) Just give me a call when you (know) something more.
13) Unless I’m needed, I (not, go) there
14) I will see to it as soon as I (be) through with my other job.
15) If only it (not, rain)!
16) What would you have done if I (say) nothing then?
17) I’ll go far a walk after I (do) my homework.
18) Before we (make) the decision, we will have to think it over very carefully.
19) Don’t do it unless you really (have) to.
20) I shan’t need this tool after I (finish) repairing the door-lock.
21) If you buy shares in this company, you almost certainly (lose) your money.
22) I (buy) shares in that company if I had had money then.
23) Unless you (be) more careful, you’ll have an accident.
24) If you (not, believe) what I say, ask the others.
25) If you had painted the alls some brighter colour, the room (seem) larger.
Adapted by Anna Pławecka from Tematy i zagadnienia maturalne. Język angielski. Cz. 1. Matura’99
Wydawnictwo szkolne OMEGA, Kraków 1998