Task 1. Open the brackets using the proper form of the verb.
1. How efficient it would be for the Customs House if document processing (to computerize).
2. In case she (not to answer) my telephone call, I’ll text to her.
3. But for his laziness, he (to make) his project on the current world economy on time.
4. If only I (can/to help) her prepare for the examinations then.
5. If you had any customs training, it (may) be possible to use you up here.
6. Had his father known it, he (not to let) him quit the Academy.
7. If he (to be) Secretary at the time of the strike, the money would never have been borrowed.
8. I’ll come back home early unless I (to detain) at the Academy.
9. Suppose you (to expel) from the University, what would you do?
10. If he (not to) so absent-minded, he wouldn’t have left his tablet in the reading room yesterday.
11. I(to finish) my term paper on time provided I find all the necessary materials.
12. She (not to believe) it if she had not seen it with her own eyes.
13. If he (not to realize) that there was something strange about the guy’s behavior, he would not have called the airport canine enforcement team.
14. If it were not for canine enforcement teams, the number of drug seizures by customs officers (to be) that big.
15. If only I (to know) how to make a foreign trade contract.
16. Were she in Moscow, she certainly (would call) you.
Joan collected small statues of birds. 1) True 2) False✔️ 3) Not stated
Joan had a well-paid job. 1) True 2) False ✔️ 3) Not stated
The shop assistant showed Joan several wooden owls.
1) True 2) False ✔️ 3) Not stated
The wooden owl improved Joan’s mood. 1) True ✔️ 2) False 3) Not stated
Joan joined the pottery class because of her friends’ advice. 1) True 2) False ✔️3) Not stated
Joan successfully participated in Art exhibitions. 1) True ✔️ 2) False 3) Not stated
There was an image of the owl on every Joan’s works. 1) True✔️ 2) False 3) Not stated
The wooden owl disappeared after Joan’s death. 1) True 2) False 3) Not stated✔️
Task 1. Open the brackets using the proper form of the verb.
1. How efficient it would be for the Customs House if document processing (to computerize).
2. In case she (not to answer) my telephone call, I’ll text to her.
3. But for his laziness, he (to make) his project on the current world economy on time.
4. If only I (can/to help) her prepare for the examinations then.
5. If you had any customs training, it (may) be possible to use you up here.
6. Had his father known it, he (not to let) him quit the Academy.
7. If he (to be) Secretary at the time of the strike, the money would never have been borrowed.
8. I’ll come back home early unless I (to detain) at the Academy.
9. Suppose you (to expel) from the University, what would you do?
10. If he (not to) so absent-minded, he wouldn’t have left his tablet in the reading room yesterday.
11. I(to finish) my term paper on time provided I find all the necessary materials.
12. She (not to believe) it if she had not seen it with her own eyes.
13. If he (not to realize) that there was something strange about the guy’s behavior, he would not have called the airport canine enforcement team.
14. If it were not for canine enforcement teams, the number of drug seizures by customs officers (to be) that big.
15. If only I (to know) how to make a foreign trade contract.
16. Were she in Moscow, she certainly (would call) you.
Joan collected small statues of birds. 1) True 2) False✔️ 3) Not stated
Joan had a well-paid job. 1) True 2) False ✔️ 3) Not stated
The shop assistant showed Joan several wooden owls.
1) True 2) False ✔️ 3) Not stated
The wooden owl improved Joan’s mood. 1) True ✔️ 2) False 3) Not stated
Joan joined the pottery class because of her friends’ advice. 1) True 2) False ✔️3) Not stated
Joan successfully participated in Art exhibitions. 1) True ✔️ 2) False 3) Not stated
There was an image of the owl on every Joan’s works. 1) True✔️ 2) False 3) Not stated
The wooden owl disappeared after Joan’s death. 1) True 2) False 3) Not stated✔️