Question

Exercise 2. Replace the infinitives in brackets by the right form of the verb.

Model: If I (to know) about it, I (to help) you.

If I had known about it, I would have helped you.

1. The place is very dull. Even if it (not to be raining) the whole week, we (not enjoy) our holiday.
2. If you (not to interfere), they (to forget) all about it in an hour.
3. If you (to trust) me, I (can lead) you safely through.
4. The dinner (not to be spoiled) if you (not forget) the dish in the oven. 5. She (to know) how to behave if she (to be) a born lady.
6. He (not to take) this case even if he (to be asked).
7. The accident (not to happen) if you (to be) more attentive.
8. She (to go) there even though she (to have) to walk all the way.

Answer 1

1. The place is very dull. Even if it (had not been raining) the whole week, we (would not have enjoyed) our holiday.

2. If you (had not interfered), they (would have  forgotten) all about it in an hour.

3. If you (had trusted) me, I (would have been able lead) you safely through.

4. The dinner (would not have been spoiled) if you (had not forgotten) the dish in the oven.

5. She (would have known) how to behave if she (had been) a born lady.

6. He (would not have taken) this case even if he (had been asked).

7. The accident (would not have happened) if you (had been) more attentive.

8. She (would have gone) there even though she (had had) to walk all the way.