Variant II

1. He speaks as if he _____ him.

a. knows b. knew c. know

2. It’s important that you ______ the letter now.

a. should write b. would write c. wrote

2. He ordered that we _______ ready.

a. get b. got c. had got

2. She was so tired she felt as though she _______a mile.

a. would run b. ran c. had run

2. It’s essential that you ________ part in that conference.

a. take b. took c. would take

2. Mrs. Wood always talks to her tenth-grade students as though they ______

adults.

a. were b. be c. was

2. It’s unfair that he _____ a promotion.

a. gets b. got c. should get

2. He suggested that I ______ for him.

a. wait b. waited c. would wait

2. He demanded that I _____ talking.

a. should stop b. would stop c. had stopped

2. It looks as if I ______ the train.

a. miss b. would miss c. had missed

2. He demanded she _______ to him.

a. apologize b. apologized c. would apologize

2. The chairman proposed the plans ______ changed.

a. are b. be c. were

Appendix

WISHES

	FORM	USE
I wish	I worked hard. I could work.	Wish/ regret about the present
I wish	I hadn’t said that.	Regret about the past
I wish	2, 3 лицо + would + infinitive it would stop raining	Wish for a future change

CONDITIONALS

	IF-CLAUSE	MAIN CLAUSE	USE
Type 1	If I finish early	I will go for a walk	Real present
Type 2	If I had money	I would/ could/ might travel	Unreal present
Type 3	If we hadn’t left so early	We would/ could/ might have missed the train	Unreal past

Библиографический список

1. Качалова К.Н., Израилевич Е.Е. Практическая грамматика английского языка. М., 1995.

2. Raymond Murphy. Grammar in use. Cambridge University Press, 1996.

3. Тарнаева Л.П. Тесты по грамматике английского языка. СПб, 2000.

4. Игнатова Т.Н. Английский язык. М., 1992.

5. Virginia Evans. Round-Up English Grammar Practice 5. Addison Wesley Longman Limited 2000.

6. Virginia Evans. Round-Up Grammar Practice 6. Addison Wesley Longman Limited 2000.

7. David Pannick. Judges.

8. Бонк Н.А. Английский для международного сотрудничества. М., 1992.

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