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: 1. If you **left** water outside last night, it **froze**. 2. If they **wanted** to hire you, they **would have called** you for an interview. 3. If we **served** the sorbet first, it **would melt** before the client **could** eat it. 4. If there **is** time between the acts, we **will change** the scenery then. 5. After you **heat** the food, you **can** serve it up on warm plates. 6. If he **pays** his rent, he **can** stay in the apartment. 7. If witnesses **do not tell** the police the truth, the crime **will not be** solved. 8. If Dutch **were** essential in my last job, all helpdesk staff **would speak** it. 9. If I **had** time, I **would see** a film, but I **cannot make** it. 10. Unless you **can predict** sunshine, you **ought not to plan** a weekend at the beach.