Review 3rd Partial - II

Change the condition to an implied condition using the words in parentheses.

Martin would never have been able to buy that house if it hadn't been for his parent's support. (without)

• Martin would never have been able to buy that house without his parent's support

• Martin would never have been able to buy that house without he hadn't been for his parent's support

• Martin would never have been able to buy that house his parent's support without

• Without Martin would never have been able to buy that house if it hadn't been for his parent's support

Change the condition to an implied condition using the words in parentheses.

If we hadn't worked over the weekend, we would have missed the deadline. (or else)

• We worked over the weekend, or else we would have missed the deadline

• Or else we worked over the weekend, we would have missed the deadline

• We worked or else over the weekend, we would have missed the deadline

• We worked over the weekend, we would have missed the deadline or else

Rewrite the sentence using an inverted conditional.

Ask Mark to come into my office, if you see him today.
Should _________________, ask him to come into my office.

Rewrite the sentence using an inverted conditional.

Ask Mark to come into my office, if you see him today.
Should _________________, ask him to come into my office.

Rewrite the if-clause using hope or wish.

If I hadn't gone to that job interview, I wouldn't have wasted my time.
I ______________________ interview.

Rewrite the if-clause using hope or wish.

If I can resolve this difficult situation soon, I'll let you know.
I ____________________ soon.

I don't know why my manager _____________ . Lots of others were involved, too.

• singled me out

• was in the wrong

• let bygones be bygones

I like William, because he's ___________ and honest with other people. His ideas are always grounded in real life.

• trivial

• minimal

• down-to-earth

I didn't want to get into an argument with Jonathan, because I don't like ____________ —but that doesn't mean I agree with what he was saying.

• resolution

• circumstance

• confrontation

I've read the report, and now I need some time to ___________ all the information it contains, and what the implications are for our business.

• de-escalate

• absorb

• cool off