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    NAME: _________________________ DATE: ________________________

    Extra Grammar Exercises


    (Unit 10, page 112)

    LESSON 1 The unreal conditional

    1 Choose the correct verbs to complete each sentence.


    1. If she (was / were) my friend, I (will / would) tell her the truth.
    2 If I (would have / had) my credit card with me, I (will / would) buy that coat.
    3. If they (would overcharge / overcharged) you for the meal, what (will / would)
    you do?
    4. (Will / Would) most people tell the clerk if he (will undercharge / undercharged)
    them for an expensive jacket?
    5. (Will / Would) you see a movie if it (had / would have) a lot of violence in it?
    6. I (won’t / wouldn’t) go to a restaurant if I (haven’t / didn’t have) enough money
    to pay.
    7. If you accidentally (break / broke) something in a store, (will / would) you tell the
    store owner?
    8. What (do / would) most parents do if their children (would want / wanted) to
    wear inappropriate clothes to school?
    9. If you (was / were) very hungry, (will / would) you eat a food you don’t like?
    10. If you (can / could) change careers, what (will / would) you do?

    2 Rewrite the following sentences, reversing the order of the clauses. Use
    correct punctuation.
    1. If I were you, I would see Casablanca again.
    I would see Casablanca again if I were you.

    2. If the waiter didn’t charge you for dessert, would you say something?
    Would you say something, if the waiter didn't charge you for dessert?

    3. Would you take a cruise if you had a lot of money?


    If you had a lot of money, would you take a cruise?

    4. If you wanted to text your friend, would you stop driving?


    Would you stop driving, if you wanted to text your friend?

    5. Would most people return a wallet if they found it on the street?


    If they found it on the street, would most people return a wallet?

    Top Notch 2, Third Edition Unit 10, Lesson 1


    Copyright ©2015 by Pearson Education. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. Extra Grammar Exercises
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    NAME: _________________________ DATE: ________________________

    Extra Grammar Exercises


    (Unit 10, page 113)

    LESSON 2 Possessive pronouns; Whose

    1 Complete the questions with Whose or Who’s.


    1. Whose coat is this?
    2. Who's the new English teacher?
    3.
    Who's sitting in the car?
    4. Whose car is larger?
    5.
    Who's paying for these desserts?
    6. Who's not telling the truth?
    7. Whose books are on that table?

    2 Rewrite each sentence, correcting the errors.


    1. That coat isn’t mines. That coat isn’t mine.
    Is this test paper hers?
    2. Is this test paper her?
    3. Which one is your?
    Which one is yours?

    4. This car isn’t their. This car isn't theirs


    Ours is the one on the street in front of the house
    5. Our is the one on the street in front of the house.
    6. Your and mines are the best. Yours and mine are the best
    7. Those aren’t hers headphones.
    8. The umbrellas in the closet are ours umbrellas.

    3 Circle the correct pronoun.


    1. I like (you / your) shoes.
    2. (Our / ours) car is in the garage.
    3. Are these (their / they) headphones or are they (her / hers)?
    4. Is (ours / our) dinner ready?
    5. Is this (my / mine) taxi or (your / yours)?

    Top Notch 2, Third Edition Unit 10, Lesson 2


    Copyright ©2015 by Pearson Education. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. Extra Grammar Exercises

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