Part I. Complete the sentences with the second conditional form.

1. I’ve never witnessed a crime. If I (see) _____ one, I think I ______ (panic).

2.  I’m worried about my exams. What _____ you  (do) if you ______ (be) me?

3 Sorry we can’t come to your party. We _____ (come) if we _____ (can).

4 Tim’s car is very old. He _______(not get) much money if he ______(sell) it.

5 I’m broke, but if I ______ (have) more money, I (take) ______ a long holiday.

6 If you _______(not visit) grandma on her birthday, she _____(be) upset. She waited for you very patiently.

Part II. Circle the structure that best completes each conditional sentence; follow the formula studied in class.

I will pass / would pass / would have passed the exam if I had studied hard.

2 If she’d seen me, she will be / would be / would have been so angry.

3 If they don’t park / didn’t park / hadn’t parked the car there, they wouldn't lose money in such a dumb way.

4 He will move / would move / would have moved to the USA if he’d gotten a visa

5 If I meet / met / had met the President, I would tell him he was wrong.

6 Will you make / Would you make / Would you have made the same decisions if you lived your life again?

7 If I am/ were / had been you, I would buy the red jacket.

8 John might help / might be helping / might have helped if you had asked him

9 What would you have done  / will you do / would you do  / if you had won?

10 If she loved/ loves / will love him, she would  marry him

Part III. Select the sentence with the same meaning using should + have or shouldn't + have.

1. It was a bad idea for you to drive during the snowstorm.

2. Why didn’t you use the screwdriver?

3. Why didn't you buy a new car instead of an old car?

4 Why did you argue with a customer?

5. Larry made a mistake when he married Monica.

6 You didn’t need to turn on all the lights

7 I can’t believe the government has released that criminal from prison.

8 It was wrong of us to arrest you

9 Running away would have been the best idea for you.

10 It would have been better for you to listen to your mother.

Part IV. Choose the correct words.

She isn’t in the office, so she can’t / could be working
at home.

2) They can't / wouldn't be inside the class. The teacher locked up the room before leaving.

3 Your son looks like / as you.

4 A: I can’t find my laptop.

B: You must leave / have left it in the car.

5 They shouldn't / mustn’t be at home. All the lights in the house are off.

6 You’ve been working for hours. You could / must be exhausted.

7 She looked very smart. She can’t / might have been going to an interview

8. They’re speaking French. They can’t / could be from France or Belgium

9. You’ve just had a hamburger, you can’t / must be hungry

10. They’re speaking German. They can’t / could be from Munich

Part V. Choose correct or incorrect for each of the following sentences

1 In Argentina, everyone loves the football.

2 Life is fun.

3 We’re not in classroom yet

4. I saw her the last night.

5. I went to Slovenia last year

6. Get in the car.

7 The footballers earn more than teachers

8 When you’re in Paris, you have to visit the Eiffel Tower

9. Do you want to come for an coffee later?

10 When do you have a breakfast?

11 Call an ambulance if there’s an accident.

Part VI. Write the correct pronoun depending on each case.

1. The casting director interviewed Maribelle and ___ (I / me / myself) in the auditorium.

2. Kevin, Sarah, Joe, and _____ (I / me / myself) broke the window by mistake.

3. The new members of the club are going to be Tommy and (they, them, themselves)

4. Anna, ____ (whom / who / whose) mother is still in the hospital, feels very bad.

5. Two of the presidents of the company discussed _____  (they / their / themselves) ideas about the new policy.

6. Andrea bought _____ (her / herself / she) a red dress. Andrea looked so beautiful in that dress!

7. The rightful owners of the car are Kevin and _____ (She, her, herself)

8. He needed help from Andrew and ____ (me, myself)

9. The director hired _____ (they, / them / themselves) immediately.

10. Noone except _____ (I, me, myself) knows the answer.

Part VII. Write the option that shows the correct use of the subject-verb agreement rules studied in class.

1. Anywhere _____ (is / are) fine. I don't really care where we go.

2. Either you or the men ____ (was / were) wrong at that time.

3. The fact that people buy scratched jeans ____ (make / makes) me wonder why they buy damaged clothing.

4. All of the men ____  (was / were) taken hostage.

5. Each of the men ____ (is / are) happy with the results of the test.

6. Kevin and Andrea _____ (work / works) together.

7. 94% of malware ___ (is / are) delivered via e-mail.

8. 80% of marketers _____ (say / says) visuals are very important to attract the attention of potential customers.

9. Both the doctor and the officer _____ (was / were) confused.

10. The number of people who are jobless _____ (is / are) worrying.