4. Use the right form of the verbs to make the sentences complete. 1. If Marry (buy) enough apples at the shop, she (bake) an apple-pie last Sunday. 2. If Kate (know) French, she (speak) it now. 3.

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If David (not cheat) at his test yesterday, he (not to be punished). 4. If the weather (to be) fine tomorrow, we (go) skiing. 5. If I (to be) you, I (not lie) to your teacher now. 5. Choose the right verb form to complete the sentences. Pay attention to the tenses the parts of the sentences refer to. 1 If Jack (went\ had gone) to university when he was 18, he (would be\ would have been) a doctor now. 2. If he (weren`t\ hadn`t been) encouraged by his teacher to do English when he was at school, he (wouldn`t be\ wouldn`t have been) a successful translator now. 3. Alice (would know\ would have known) more about USA now if she (read\had read) more about this country during the year. 4 Boris (would be\ would have been) healthy now, if he (followed\ had followed) the doctor`s advice. 5. Jane (would be\ would have been) a winner of the race now if she (trained\had trained) during the year. 6. Make sentences complete using a comparative form. 1. You play too noisy. Can you play (quietly). 2. Yesterday he told this story (cheerfully) than today. 3. Jane is smiling (brightly) of all. 4. The garden looks (good) since you tidied it. 5. They spoke (patiently) today than yesterday.