Write the correct verb forms in the following conditional sentences (complete forms: e. g. would do, would not have done):

1. If he (to know) he (to tell)  me. I'm sure he knows nothing. 2. Ronny would bring lots of gifts for Martha and say to me: "I (not to do)  this, if Martha (not to treat)  me well." 3. Would you do it differently if you (to have) to do it over again? 4. However, if it (to be proved)  on him, he (to have)

 to leave my house. 5. It (to be)  much more convenient if he were to move to hotel. 

Write the correct verb forms in the following conditional sentences (complete forms: e. g. would do, would not have done):

1. He walked around the city aimlessly for the rest of the morn­ing, looking into shop windows and thinking of the things he (to buy)  if he (to have)  money. 2. If I (to remind)  you in a month from now of things you are saying tonight, you (to laugh) . 3. What (to happen) if you (not to do) so well yester­day? 4. If I (to be)  a playwright, I (to write)  a nice, old-fashioned play in which the heroine is pure and beautiful and makes a man out of her husband. 5. "If I (to answer)  back like that at your age, I  (to slap) well ," said Mrs Grey. 6. I said I thought it (to be)  far more fun there if your brother (to come) , too.

Choose the correct option.

You know there

Samantha isn't

I

We

Mark's arm

write timetable.