wish French accents.
A. don't B. will not C. mustn't D. wouldn't
(3) today, would we be able to get there by Tuesday? A. Were we leaving B. If we leave C. Would we leave D. Were we to leave
(4). If Jone tomorrow, what would you do? A. were not to come B. will not come C. would not come D. had not come
(5). “She didn't ask me, so I didn't help her?”
“You mean to say , you would've helped her ?” A. if she asked you B. if she were to ask you C.had she asked you C. were she to ask you
(6). They took the injured straight to the hospital. Otherwise some of them . A. might have died B. might die C. would die D. could die
(7). If they had known him, to him? A. would they have talked B. would they talk C.had they talked D. they would talk
(8). If I lived in the city, I traveal in croweded buses, but I to see lots of films.
A. shall have to/shall be able B. shall have to/am able C. would have to/were able D. would have to/would be able
(9). I would have gone to the concert, if I time.
A. had had B. have had C. had D. would have had
(10). I know it, I would have told you.
A. Have B. If C. Had D. Having
(11). your help, I would not have succeeded.
A. Because B. Because of C. But D. But for
(12). “What did Mr Smith say about his career?”
“Only that if he a millionaire, he would have fewer worries.” A. did not become B. had not become C. does not become D. has not become
(13). “Why didn't you help him?”
“I would have I didn't have the money.” A. still B. but C. otherwise D. or
(14). “Who should go to see Li Ying? He is ill today.” “I suggest Wang Hong .”
A. goes B. would go C. go D. went
(15). The housemaster was strict. He requested that we television on week nights.
A. not watch B. must not to watch C. not be watching D. have not watch
(16). I can't speak Japanese, but I do wish I . A. can B. could C. had D. speak
(17). “Are you enjoying your stay here?’
“Yes, very much. I wish I have to leave so soon.” A. won't B. don't C. mustn't D. didn't
(18). “What will you do during the summer holidays?”
“I don't know, but it's about time on something.” A. I'm deciding B. I'll decide C. I decided D. I'd decided
(19). I'd rather you anything about it for the time being. A. say B. didn't say C. don't say D. not say
(20). “Why do you have to be there at six?”
“The teacher demands that everyone in his seat at six.” A. would be B. can be C. be D. will be
(21). He makes a note of the assignment lest he it.
A. forgets B. forget C. will forget D. will not forget
(22). “how does the librarian act?”
“He acts as if he a walking dictionary.” A. were B. be C. is D. has been
(23). There is a law that drunken drivers severely punished. A. were B. are C. be D. will be
(24). I wish you interrupt when I'm talking on the phone. A. will not B. would not C. do not D. did not
(25). Henry talks to his dog as if it him.
A. understands B. understood C. understand D. would understand
(26). Jeff looked as if he a ghost. A. saw B. has seen C. had seen D. would see
(27). Give her my best regards, . A. should you see her today B. if you saw her today C. if you would see her today D. should you have seen her today
(28). There was a suggestion by the teachers that the meeting postponed for a week.
A. had been B. would be C. was D. should be
(29). It is highly desirable that every effort to reduce pollution in Bei jing.
A. was made B. be made C. will be made D. would be made
(30). The manager would rather that his wife work in the same