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  • What is the answer if you (add) 17 to 75?
    add
  • Would they come if we (to invite) them?
    invited
  • If Misha ___ (to be) late this morning, we ___ (not wait) for him and go to the stadium. We do not want to miss this interesting and fascinating match.
    is late, will not wait
  • If I (to find) that letter, I’ll show it to you.
    find
  • If my grandparents ___ (to have) a house maid, they ___(can) enjoy their hobbies much more time. But their do not have enough time to paid a maid.
    had, could enjoy.
  • The teacher said, “I’ll begin the lesson as soon as Jack (stop) talking.”
    stops
  • If the plane had left on time, they (be) in Minsk now.
    would be
  • If the economy doesn’t improve, lots of businesses … (will close / would close) down
    will close
  • If Rita … (opens / will open) a boutique in the High Street, she’ll make lots of money.
    opens
  • If Tomas ___ (to live) in the village he and his children ___ (can) grow many different plants and flowers. But they live in the North and cannot do it.
    lived, could
  • If there ___ (to be) no rain tomorrow evening, my friends and I ___ (to go) to the party of our school mate in his house. He invited us last weekend after our lessons.
    is, will go.
  • If Colin ___ (not be) for math lesson, he ___ (not apologize) to the teacher for his delay. But he did it in front of the whole class. It was so awkward for him. He will not be late anymore.
    had not been late, would not have apologized
  • The company … (was / would be) more successful if it spent more money on advertising.
    would be
  • The alarm ___ (to ring) if Peter ___ (not wake) up in time. It will be very loud and uncomfortable sound.
    will ring, does not wake
  • You (can) do it if you tried.
    can
  • Michael would not agree even if you (to ask) him.
    asked
  • If you (leave) at two, you will be there before dark.
    leave
  • My parents ___ (to be able to) understand my words if I ___ (to speak) slowly. But I am very nervous about something and cannot speak normally.
    will be able, speak
  • You (can) do it if you try.
    could
  • If there ___ (to be) so sunny outside, my friends and I ___ (to go) to the nearest park. But it was really rainy outside, that`s why we were playing games at home.
    had been sunny, would have gone
  • If my little sister Emmy ___ (to go) to her bed earlier, she ___ (wake) up in time and is not be late to school. But she really loves playing games till late night.
    went, would wake
  • This burglar alarm is so sensitive: it goes off if a mouse … (runs / will run) across the floor.
    runs
  • Molly (be) a splendid woman, if only she didn't talk so much!
    would be
  • The evening will be fine, if only we (not have) a storm.
    don’t have
  • If I meet him, I (to invite) him.
    will invite
  • What would have become of us, if I (come) to you then!'
    hadn’t come
  • If Alice ___ (not feel) well tomorrow, she ___ (to stay) at home with her little brother and sister.
    does not feel, will stay
  • If Merissa ____ (to have) so much work in the office, she ____ (can draw) a lot of pictures in her house. But she works at the office about nine hours a day.
    had had, could have drawn.