Question

I. Use the verbs in brackets in the right form (Subjunctive I or Subjunctive II) 1. If I (be) ready when he called, he would have taken me with him. 2. If I (pass) this exam, I'd go to the university next October. 3. We would have gone by air last week if we (have) enough money. 4. The bus (stop) if you had put your hand up. 5. If the champion (take) the fight seriously at first, he would have won it. 6. He (get) to the top of his profession if his wife had encouraged him. 7. If I could find a cheap room, I (stay) a fortnight. 8. If the story hadn't been true, the newspaper (not print) it. 9. I shouldn't have taken your umbrella if I (know) that it was the only one you had. 10. If you typed the letter, it (be) a lot easier to read. 11. If he (work) hard at his French, he wouldn’t have failed at the exam. 12. If he (pay) me tomorrow, I'd have enough money for the tickets. 13. Where you (go) if you wanted to buy a parrot? 14. If the doctor had examined the patient more carefully, he (find) something wrong with him. 15. If I (be) worried, I wouldn’t play golf at this moment.

Answer 1

If I had been  ready when he called, he would have taken me with him. 2. If I passed  this exam, I'd go to the university next October. 3. We would have gone by air last week if we had had  enough money. 4. The bus would  have stopped  if you had put your hand up. 5. If the champion had taken the fight seriously at first, he would have won it. 6. He would  have got  to the top of his profession if his wife had encouraged him. 7. If I could find a cheap room, I would stay fortnight. 8. If the story hadn't been true, the newspaper wouldn't have painted it. 9. I shouldn't have taken your umbrella if I had known  that it was the only one you had. 10. If you typed the letter, it would  be  a lot easier to read. 11. If he had worked  hard at his French, he wouldn’t have failed at the exam. 12. If he paid  me tomorrow, I'd have enough money for the tickets. 13. Where would  you go if you wanted to buy a parrot? 14. If the doctor had examined the patient more carefully, he would have found something wrong with him. 15. If I were  worried, I wouldn’t play golf at this moment.

Answer 2

1. If I were ready when he called, he would have taken me with him.
2. If I passed this exam, I would go to the university next October.
3. We would have gone by air last week if we had had enough money.
4. The bus would have stopped if you had put your hand up.
5. If the champion had taken the fight seriously at first, he would have won it.
6. He would have gotten to the top of his profession if his wife had encouraged him.
7. If I could find a cheap room, I would stay a fortnight.
8. If the story hadn't been true, the newspaper would not have printed it.
9. I shouldn't have taken your umbrella if I had known that it was the only one you had.
10. If you had typed the letter, it would have been a lot easier to read.
11. If he had worked hard at his French, he wouldn't have failed at the exam.
12. If he pays me tomorrow, I'll have enough money for the tickets.
13. Where would you go if you wanted to buy a parrot?
14. If the doctor had examined the patient more carefully, he would have found something wrong with him.
15. If I were worried, I wouldn't play golf at this moment.