B. 1. Would you not rather they (seek) new sponsors than see the program (abandon)? 2. I wish you (try) to get to grips with the Internet. I’m sure yo

B.
1. Would you not rather they (seek) new sponsors than see the program (abandon)?
2. I wish you (try) to get to grips with the Internet. I’m sure you would enjoy it.
3. I (phone) if I could. I just didn’t get the chance.
4. Nobody was impressed by the musicians. They really (prepare) better for the audition.
5. Not until last month the council (start) showing interest in the redevelopment scheme.
6. If I continue with my diet I (lose) 10 kilos by the end of the month.
7. The grass looks as if it (not, cut) for years.
8. I scalded my mouth while I (taste) the soup.
9. We (cook) all day for the party that evening and by 8 o’clock we still weren’t ready.
10″Oh, how I hate this weather!” “Oh, I do too. It (rain) three times this week.”
C.
1. He (leave) for London but had to make a last-minute connection.
2. I’m sorry. I (forget) your name.
3. I don’t feel well. I (faint).
4. He (submit) his assignment long before the deadline.
5. By next October, my parents (marry) for thirty years.
6. My father (work) for the same oil company for 40 years before he retired last year.
7. My school bus (arrive) at half past six.
8. You (pass) the test. Don’t worry.
9. Dave (expel) from school for his repeated misbehaviors yesterday.
10. Dave (maintain) he was treated unfairly.
D.
1. It is essential that every child (have) the same educational opportunities.
2. Were I (become) president, my first act (be) to help the poor.
3. I feel as if my head (be) on fire now, doctor.
4, She really appreciates (have) time to relax.
5. Are you sure you told me? I didn’t recall (tell) about it.
6. If he (listen) to her advice, he would still be working here.
7. It’s time we (begin) training for our next match.
8. He pretended (not see) me.
9. It is vital that she (warn) before it is too late.
10. We watched them (play) football.