1. If I hadnt been caught, I wouldnt have been sentenced to prison.
a) I wasnt caught and I wasnt sentenced to prison.
b) I was caught and I was sentenced to prison.
2. The burglar wouldnt have got in if I had locked the windows.
a) I didnt lock the windows and the burglar got in.
b) I locked the windows and the burglar didnt get in.
3. If the police hadnt found fingerprints, they wouldnt have had enough evidence.
a) The police found fingerprints and they had enough evidence.
b) The police didnt find fingerprints and they didnt have enough evidence.
4. If I hadnt had a mask in the car, the police officer wouldnt have been suspicious.
a) I had a mask in the car and the police officer was suspicious.
b) I didnt have a mask in the car and the police officer wasnt suspicious.
Mixed Conditional Forms
30. Rewrite the pairs of sentences as one sentence only. Begin each one with If. Make sure that you change the form of each conditional clause so that it is clear whether the cause or the result are in the past or the present.
Model:
Past Cause: The driver tried to kill the examiner.
Present Consequence: He is in prison now.
If the driver hadnt tried to kill the examiner, he wouldnt be in prison now.
1. The driver failed his exam yesterday. He is very angry now.
2. It rained very hard last night. The streets are wet now.
3. Bill is such a terrible driver. Thats why he has had so many accidents.
4. People drive too fast. Thats why there have been so many accidents lately.
5. We didnt have enough rain last winter. Thats why there is a water shortage now.
31. State in which sentences the condition is real and in which it is unreal. Translate into English using the forms of the Indicative or the Oblique Mood.
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32. Use the proper mood forms, translating into English the following complex sentences with adverbial clauses of real, unreal, and hypothetic condition.
Model: a) I shall be glad if John comes again;
b) I should be /have been / glad if John came /had come again;
c) If John should come again, I shall be glad.
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33. Use the proper mood forms translating into English the following complex sentences with adverbial clauses of real, unreal and hypothetical condition.
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