Iii. put the verbs in brackets into the required mood-form: 1. it is my great wish that you (to meet) only decent people on your way. 2. if he (not to leave) his camera at the hotel, we (to have) many more pictures of the trip to show you. 3. i wish his silly joke (not to ruin) our evening yesterday. 4. oh, that phil (to be) a little less arrogant! he is not a bad fellow at heart… 5. it’s most strange that your cousin (to dye) his hair red. 6. i’d rather (not to believe) his words. now i know he told a lie. 7. put down his telephone number lest you (to forget) it. 8. but for his father, he (to choose) a different profession, but what’s done is done! 9. you look as though something awful just (to happen).
2. If he (had not left) his camera at the hotel, we (would have had) many more pictures of the trip to show you.
3. I wish his silly joke (did not ruin) our evening yesterday.
4. Oh, if only that Phil (were) a little less arrogant! He is not a bad fellow at heart.
5. It’s most strange that your cousin (has dyed) his hair red.
6. I’d rather (I had not believed) his words. Now I know he told a lie.
7. Put down his telephone number lest you (had forgotten) it.
8. But for his father, did he ( choose) a different profession, but what’s done is done!
9. You look as though something awful had just (happened).