30. ______A____ at the price list, he’d have known what to expect.
A. Had Mr. Robinson looked
B. If Mr. Robinson looked
C. If Mr. Robinson would have looked
D. Had Mr. Robinson been looking
31. -----“Shall I open the window?”
-----“I’d rather _________.”
A. you had better not B. you don’t
C. you shouldn’t D. you didn’t
32. ----- “Did you have to go to court?”
-----“No, I didn’t, but I would ______ if my lawyer hadn’t been so good.”
A. had B. have C. be D. do
33. If Peter had enough money, he _______ on the trip to Los Angeles.
A. would have gone B. went
C. had gone D. would go
34. If you had been in Shanghai last month, you ________ the game.
A. had seen B. have seen
C. had been seen D. would have seen
35. If you hadn’t taken such a long time to get dressed, we’d ______ there by now.
A. be B. get C. have got at D. have been
36. If the Watergate Incident _______ Nixon would not have resigned from the presidency.
A. had not occurred B. did not occur
C. was not occurring D. would not occur
37. Alan _______ the party if he’d gone to London.
A. would have missed B. had missed
C. could miss D. missed
38. -----“Your pictures are beautiful!”
-----“We _______ more if we hadn’t run out of film.”
A. would take B. had taken
C. will have taken C. would have taken
39. Peter wishes that he ________ law instead of literature when he was in college.
A. had studied B. studied C. could study D. would study
40. -----“I couldn’t talk to Mrs. Khandary very well, because my Arabic isn’t very good yet.”
-----“_________ there, he would have been able to interpret for you.”
A. If John were B. John had been
C. Had John been D. Were John
41. ___________, Gerald would have been a rich man.
A. Was he to enter business B. Were he entered business
C. Had he entered business D. If he was to enter business
42. _________, we shall go on a picnic.
A. Should the weather be fine
B. If the weather were fine
C. Had the weather been fine
D. Were the weather to be fine