Exercise 19. Grammar test

1. I wish you would have called.

a. You called.

b. You didn’t call.

2. If I have money, I buy English books.

a. I always do it.

b. I do this when I have money.

3. If she had studied for her test, I’m sure she would have done quite well.

a. She didn’t study.

b. She studied.

4. If Mary had been at the office, she would have helped you.

a. Mary helped you.

b. Mary didn’t help you.

5. You could have got a higher score.

a. You didn’t get a high score because you didn’t study.

b. You got a high score because you studied.

6. They could have finished the project on time.

a. They had the ability to be quicker.

b. They finished the project on time.

7. Let’s pretend that we have this opportunity.

a. We have the opportunity.

b. We don’t have the opportunity.

8. I wish you had come back.

a. You did not come.

b. You came.

9. If you had done your homework, you would have got an excellent mark.

a. You didn’t get an excellent mark because you didn’t do your homework.

b. You did your homework, and so you got an excellent mark.

10. You could have taken a friend to the party.

a. You came alone.

b. You came with a friend.

11. I wish that you liked the meeting.

a. You didn’t like the meeting.

b. There is a possibility that you like the meeting.

12. I hope that you enjoyed the party.

a. You didn’t enjoy the party.

b. There is actually possibility that you liked the party.

UNIT 4

GRAMMAR: Participle I

TEXTS: “Laser”; “Cutting through a myth about modern lasers”