I. Put the verb in the Conditional or Subjunctive Mood 1. If it (to be) not so foggy that morning, you (to be able) to enjoy the landscape.
2. You (to excuse) me if I (to speak) as rudely as you do?
3. Why did you leave so hurriedly? If you (to stay) there for another week, he (to finish) your portrait. If you had stayed there for another week, he would have finish your portrait.
4. How I wish I (to know) the reason!
5. If I (to be) you I (to arrange) everything yesterday.
6. She (to buy) the dress, but she had no money.
7. She (to notice) this mistake if she (to be) more attentive.
8. If you (to take) into account his behaviour then, you (not to have) so much trouble now.
9. If he (to be) a good musician, he (to take part) in yesterday’s concert.
10. They (not to quarrel) if they both (not to be) so nervous.
11. I (to take) part in the last competition if I (to be) younger.
12. I wish I (to know) Spanish.
13. You hardly (to recognize) her if you (to meet) her.
14. Peter (to accept) your invitation if he (to be) in London.
15. I wish I (to consult) the teacher when I first felt that mathematics was too difficult for me.

II. Use suitable verbs in the Subjunctive and Conditional Moods
1. If I ……………………………………the spare ticket, I ……………………………………… you to the concert tomorrow.
2. If I …………………………… you, I …………………………………………. the facts before I wrote that letter.
3. If I ………………………………………….. in a hurry, I …………………………………………….. for dinner yesterday.
4. If I ……………………………………………. your advantages in my youth, I ……………………………… better off now.

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1 i bought a new laptop last week, but i was dissatisfied with it, so i took it back to the shop.

2 laura and mike are inseparable. they rarely spend more than a few hours apart.

3 did you paint this beautiful picture? it looks absolutely incredible!

4 you can’t leave children on their own in a kitchen. it’s irresponsible.

5 i can’t do this exercise. it’s simply impossible.

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