If John loved Sue she would be happy. Ann would have been so happy if Paul hadn’t told that he loved her. If the weather hadn’t been bad Glenn wouldn’t have stayed at home. If Molly knew him well he would trust him. If Peter had known the subject well he would have argued. If If the coffee had been tasty I would have drunk it. If the poem hadn’t been simple the child wouldn’t have learned it. I the cat hadn’t looked unhappy I wouldn’t have taken it home. If I had much time I would watch TV. If I didn’t want to know a lot I wouldn’t read a lot.
1.The maid assured me that she had changed the sheets and towels, but however they still seemed dirty to me. 2. The artist said that he had been working on the painting for two years, but had not finished it yet, because he had new ideas every day and made some changes to it. 3.Boris said he'd been visiting a psychoanalyst for the past two years, but he hadn't got rid of the depression yet. 4. The Secretary assured the chief that all the invitations had been sent. 5. Dean complained to her friend that her husband payed too little attention to her. 6. The editor-in-chief explained to the young writer that such books were not popular with the wide public. 7. I was told that the road near our country house was still under repair.
Ann would have been so happy if Paul hadn’t told that he loved her.
If the weather hadn’t been bad Glenn wouldn’t have stayed at home.
If Molly knew him well he would trust him.
If Peter had known the subject well he would have argued.
If If the coffee had been tasty I would have drunk it.
If the poem hadn’t been simple the child wouldn’t have learned it.
I the cat hadn’t looked unhappy I wouldn’t have taken it home.
If I had much time I would watch TV.
If I didn’t want to know a lot I wouldn’t read a lot.
2. The artist said that he had been working on the painting for two years, but had not finished it yet, because he had new ideas every day and made some changes to it.
3.Boris said he'd been visiting a psychoanalyst for the past two years, but he hadn't got rid of the depression yet.
4. The Secretary assured the chief that all the invitations had been sent.
5. Dean complained to her friend that her husband payed too little attention to her.
6. The editor-in-chief explained to the young writer that such books were not popular with the wide public.
7. I was told that the road near our country house was still under repair.