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Unreal Situations

August 1, 2024 - A2pdf

Sometimes we use past tenses to refer to the present or future. Sometimes past tenses are used to make a request or offer sound more polite.

Fill in the blanks with an appropriate tense form.

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Answers

  1. I wish I was / were young again.
  2. I wouldn’t accept the job unless the salary was good.
  3. If I had known, I would have lent him some money.
  4. If I had been running the bank, I would have written off your loan.
  5. Supposing you won a lottery, what would you spend it on?
  6. If I found a wallet while walking down the street, I wouldn’t take it.
  7. Supposing you became a millionaire, how would your life change?
  8. She acts as if she was the boss.
  9. He looks as if he saw a ghost.
  10. ‘She acts as if she is really rich.’ ‘Indeed, she is.’
  11. I was wondering whether you would be able to lend me some money.
  12. It is high time I bought a bigger car.
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