Put the words in the correct order. 1 playing / this afternoon / are/ice hockey / We We are playing ice hockey this afternoon 2 am/ later / studying/Maths /l/today 3 isn't / Helen/ in the competition / on Thursday/ playing tennis 4 the film on TV / Lucy and Matt/ watching / tomorrow night/Are/? 5 not /l/ going / this afternoon /am/to/ my dance class 6 you and your friends / are/Where / meeting / tomorrow /?

1. The photographs would have been much better if it (had been) lighter in the room.
2. He (would have died) if the surgeon hadn’t operated on him.
3. People (would become) hardened to cold if they took cold baths regularly.
4. If the hunter had been less cool and skillful, things (would have taken) a very dangerous turn.
5. If you (had stired) the tea, it would have been sweeter.
6. If ice (were) heavier than water, it wouldn’t float.
7. If you (postpone) doing the job now, you regret about it later.
8. If you had strained your ears, you (would have heard) a slight noise in the bushes.

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