If you don't stop teasing the dog, it (to bite) you

11. I shan't be able to finish my work in time unless you (to leave) me alone.

12. If Jane (to pay) her maid regularly, she won't have any difficulties with her.

13. If you are diligent, I (to buy) you a clock-work train.

14. Lewis (to go) to university if he gets a grant.

15. If you eat too many sweets, you (to spoil) your teeth.

16. Unless you tell me the truth I (not to come) to see you again.

17. The dog (to bark) if you knock at the door.

18. Unless you drive carefully, you (to have) an accident.

19. Unless Betty (to work) very hard she will be sent down.

20. If you come to the National Gallery in London, you (to see) a fine collection of the English painter Turner.

21. If you (to study) chemistry, you will earn a lot of money later on.

22. If Evelyn (to catch) the five o'clock train, she will be in London before midnight.

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23. If you (to leave) now, you would get there on time.

24. If you left now, you would get there on time.

25. If Lilian had enough money, she (to buy) a new swimming-costume

26. If I (to be) you, I would write a book on Ireland.

27. If Mr. Morrell (to speak) German more slowly, he would not make so many mistakes.

28. If you (to go) by train, you would arrive at seven o'clock.

29. Even if he (to try) a dozen times, he would not succeed.

30. I (not to drink) this dirty water, if I were you.

31. If I (to be) rich enough, I would buy a fur coat.

32. If I (to have) a sewing machine, I would make all my own clothes.

33. If I (to win) a large sum of money on the pools, I would spend my holidays abroad.

34. If you (to win) the first prize in the lottery, what would you do?

35. We would go boating if the weather (to be) warmer this afternoon.

36. If Kathy (to dress) differently, she would look nicer.

37. I would make more mince-pies, if I (to have) more mincemeat.

38. If I (to be) you, I wouldn't go and see that film.

39. Bob (to go) to the cinema last night, if he had had a ticket.

40. Fred (to meet) you yesterday, if he had had time.

41. Peter and his friends (to go) to the races last Saturday, if it hadn't rained.

42. George (to arrive) in time if he had gone by bus.

43. If Mr. Walker (to speak) more slowly, we would have understood him better.

44. If the ladder (to slip), you might (to break) your neck.

45. We could have bought a television set this year if you (not to spend) so much money on the pools.

46. James (to take part in) the meeting if he had not fallen ill.

47. Our team (to play) better today if they had had another centre-forward.

48. We (not to go) to that restaurant if we had known its prices.

49. If there (to be) a taxi, we would have caught the train.

50. If Helen (to know) your address, she would have come to see you.

51. She would have called the doctor unless my temperature (to go down)

52. If the bus driver (to drive) more cautiously, he would not have caused this accident.

53. If the tradesman had shown me these colourful carpets, I (to buy) them.

54. If I (to know) that you were ill, I would have visited you.

55. The cake would have burnt if I (not to go) into the kitchen.

56. If it (to be) fine tomorrow I shall play tennis.

57. If my sister (to be) here now she would tell you the story in detail.

58. If the weather is fine we (to go) for a swim.

59. You will not get a grant unless you (to study) harder.

60. If the car (to fall) into the river the driver would have been drowned.

61. If they (to take) care of our children, we could have gone to the mountains.

62. Mr. Smith will come and see you if he (to have) time.

63. If anyone had seen them there, they (to get) into trouble.

64. He won't come unless his wife (to be) better.

65. If Paul had known that Italian was so difficult he (not to study) it.

66. I should have bought more of them if I (to have) enough money.

67. If you ate less you (not to get) so fat.

68. Tell him he must come to visit me if he (to have) time.

69. If you (to go) to London where will you stay?

70. You would not have caught that cold if you (to wear) your overcoat.

71. If you (to want) to be ready in time get dressed now.

72. Your dress would look better if you (to change) the buttons.

73. I would go to see him if I (not to live) so far away.

74. He would have sent us a telegram if he (to know) our address in Glasgow.

Unit 5

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