Put the verbs in parentheses in the correct form. Ex. If you had brought ice inside the house, it would have melted 1 If you (leave) water outside last night, it (freeze). 2…
Put the verbs in parentheses in the correct form. Ex. If you had brought ice inside the house, it would have melted 1 If you (leave) water outside last night, it (freeze). 2 (Want) they to hire you, they (call) you for interview. 3 If we (serve) the sorbet first, it (melt) before the client (can) eat it. 4 If there (be) time between the acts, we (change) the scenery then. 5 After you (heat) the food, you (can) serve it up on warm plates. 6 If he (pay) his rent, he (can) stay in the apartment. 7 (Not tell) witnesses the police the truth, the crime (not be) solved. 8 If Dutch (be) essential in my last job, all helpdesk staff (speak) it. 9 If 1 (have) time, I (see) a film, but I (can not make) it. 10 Unless you (can predict) sunshine, you (ought not plan) a weekend at the beac
Here are the sentences with the verbs in parentheses put into the correct forms:
- If you left water outside last night, it froze.
- If they wanted to hire you, they would have called you for an interview.
- If we served the sorbet first, it would melt before the client could eat it.
- If there is time between the acts, we will change the scenery then.
- After you heat the food, you can serve it up on warm plates.
- If he pays his rent, he can stay in the apartment.
- If witnesses do not tell the police the truth, the crime will not be solved.
- If Dutch were essential in my last job, all helpdesk staff would speak it.
- If I had time, I would see a film, but I cannot make it.
- Unless you can predict sunshine, you ought not to plan a weekend at the beach.
