Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses. don't forget that there exist mixed types of conditional sentences. 1.i had a sandwich for lunch. if i (have) a proper lunch, i (not feel) so hungry now. 2. he told his friend, "i'm not feeling very well. i (not be) here today if i (not promise) to come." 3. i can hardly keep my eyes open. if i (go) to bed earlier last night, i (not be) so tired now. 4. he looked at his watch while he was driving and thought, "if i (not stop) to get petrol, i (be) home now." (use 'might') 5. if jack (not hurt) his ankle yesterday, he (play) football this afternoon, (use 'could') 6. he wasn't a very happy man, and he often said, "if i (follow) my father's advice, i (be) much happier now." (use 'might

1. if i hada proper lunch, i won't feel so hungry now. 2. i'd be not here today if i promised not to come . 3. if i went to bed earlier last night , i wouldn't be so tired now. 4.if i not stoped to get petrol , i'd be home now.5.if jack hurt not his ankle yesterday, he'd play football this afternoon. 6. if i followed my father's advice, i'd be much happier now.

1. i (was sitting) in an armchair and ( thinking) of any coming trip across the north sea when the door suddenly ( opened) and an old friend of mine whom i (had not  seen) for a very long time ( entered) the room. 2. she ( came) to see us just at the time when we (were having) dinner. it (was) the first time i (had seen) her. 3. i (saw) him just as he (was leaving) the hotel. 4. i (had not seen) him before we ( met) at the concert. 5. he (had left) the house before i ( had) time to ask him anything. 6. he ( told) me he (had learnt) it from the newspaper. 7. he ( entered) the room, (took) something from the desk and (went) out. 8. there (were) two men in the room. one of them (was writing) something while the other (was reading) a newspaper. 9. he (did not tell) me that he (had received) a telegram from her. 10. i ( asked) him if he ( knew) where she ( lived). i ( said) i (did not know) her address. 11. he ( asked) me if i (could) give him your address. 12. she ( said) that he (had given) her the wrong address. 13. i ( asked) him where he (had put) my letter. 14. he (told ) us that they (had spent) all the money. 15. after spending several days in paris he ( felt) lonely and ( wanted) to return home. 16. i ( thought) he had already ( gone) home. 17. i ( found) the old man in the garden. he (was talking) to some chil­dren who (were standing) around listening to him. 18. he (was speak ing) a language we had never ( heard) before.