English Fun Monthly 3

You didn't forget your appointment, did you? ... , I might have forgotten it

• If Tom hadn't reminded me

• Had Tom reminded me

• If Tom didn't remind me

• When Tom didn't remind me

If I miss the math class, I don't feel sorry for ... anyway

• I don't have to study math

• It is not an easy subject

• The class is too big

• I don't like it

If I had known that you were coming, I ... you at the station

• will meet

• would have met

• will be meeting

• will have meet

"Did Paul get his work done?"

"He ... if his computer had not broken down."

• could

• could have not

• could not

• could have

If someone had beaten my little sister, I ... my father

• had told her to

• had told it to

• would have told

• would tell her to

"How was your test?"

"Not very good. I ... much better if I had not misread the directions for the last sections."

• might do

• must have done

• would do

• could have done

"If I had known you needed a camera for your project, I could have lent you mine."

"Oh, ..."

• Thanks a lot for the camera

• I didn't know you had a camera

• I'll borrow it from you then

• I'll soon return it

It rained very hard this morning, but mother didn't have an umbrella with her.

We may conclude that ...

• If she had had an umbrella, she would not have been wet

• If she had an umbrella, she did not get wet

• If she had an umbrella, she could not get wet

• If she had an umbrella, she would not be wet

A: "Do you think it was Danu who broke Vindi's bike?"

B: "... , I'm sure he would have told you."

• Unless he broke it

• If he had broken it

• Because he had broken it

• If he broke it

If Angga had chosen to play football instead of going to Puncak with his friends on their motor bikes, he would not have got that terrible accident.

From the above sentence we may conclude that now Angga is ...

• very tired

• in Puncak

• hospitalized

• enjoying the holiday