IV. Open the brackets, using the correct tense form:
1.I'll ask Tom if I
(to see) him today.
2. We would go to the party if we
(to have) time tomorrow.
3. She would pass her exam next month if she
(to work) harder
4. She wouldn't be happy if she
(to meet) him at the party next Sunday.
5. We'll go nowhere tomorrow if it
(to rain).
6. If she
(to know) his phone number, she would call him next week,
7. He wishes it
(to be) summer now.
8. The dish would have been much more tasty if she
(to be) a better
cook.
9. He never
(to phone) you if I hadn't reminded him to do that.
10. I wish I
(to go) to America last year.
1.I'll ask Tom if I
(to see) him today.
2. We would go to the party if we
(to have) time tomorrow.
3. She would pass her exam next month if she
(to work) harder
4. She wouldn't be happy if she
(to meet) him at the party next Sunday.
5. We'll go nowhere tomorrow if it
(to rain).
6. If she
(to know) his phone number, she would call him next week,
7. He wishes it
(to be) summer now.
8. The dish would have been much more tasty if she
(to be) a better
cook.
9. He never
(to phone) you if I hadn't reminded him to do that.
10. I wish I
(to go) to America last year.
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1. I'll ask Tom if I see him today.
2. We would go to the party if we had time tomorrow.
3. She would pass her exam next month if she worked harder.
4. She wouldn't be happy if she met him at the party next Sunday.
5. We'll go nowhere tomorrow if it rains.
6. If she knew his phone number, she would call him next week.
7. He wishes it were summer now.
8. The dish would have been much more tasty if she had been a better
cook.
9. He would never have phoned you if I hadn't reminded him to do that.
10. I wish I had gone to America last year.