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1Were we to do so, we would make a complex and sensitive situation even more difficult.
- AIt's a hypothetical conditional sentence and they didn't do so.
- BIt's a hypothetical conditional sentence but they did so.
- CIt's a real conditional sentence and they can do so.
- DWe're talking about the past.
- EWe're talking about the present or the nearest future.
- FThe sentence is inverted and the 'normal' way of saying the same would be 'If we were to do so...'
- GIt's not an example of inversion, it's some kind of a super-duper complex English construction that I don't know.
2You can't get the job unless you have the experience.
- AYou can't get this job because you're overqualified.
- BYou can't get this job because you're underqualified.
- CYou can only get this job if you have the experience.
- DYou can never get this job no matter how hard you try.
- EGo and get another job.
- FGo and get some experience.
3Provided that there are enough seats, anyone can come on the trip.
- AIf the are more seats, anyone can't come on the trip.
- BIf there are fewer seats, only some can come on the trip.
- CIt's a real conditional sentence and people who want to go on that trip have a chance to do so if they're lucky to have a seat.
- DIt's a real conditional sentence and for that to happen, people need to provide their seats first.
- EIf you want to come, bring your seat.
- FIf you want to come, do nothing, we'll call you.
- GIf you really want to come, hurry up with your call.
4Unless you call me to say you're not coming, I'll see you at the theatre.
- AI'll see you at the theatre if you don't call me.
- BI'll see you at the theatre if you call me.
- CI'll see you anyway, if not in the theatre, then anywhere else.
- DIt's real conditional and the 'potential caller' is sure to show up.
- EIt's real conditional but the 'potential caller' can be a no-show.
- FIf the person either doesn't call to say he's not coming or doesn't go it'll be quite offensive.
5We don't know what happened — we can only speculate.
- AWe know next to nothing about what happened, so there's no room for speculation.
- BWe know nothing about what happened, so there's no use trying to guess.
- CGuess is the only thing we can do here.
- DThe speaker suggests speculating as it may help them to understand what had happened.
- EThe speaker thinks it's better to know what had happened, rather than speculate.
6If only he knew the truth.
- AHe knows the truth but prefers not to show it.
- BHe doesn’t know the truth, but I wish he did.
- CHe doesn’t know the truth, and I like it that way.
- DI regret the fact that he's unaware of the real situation.
- EI don't regret either his not knowing the truth or anything else as regret is not my policy.
- FI don't regret his not knowing the truth because if he wishes he could learn about it.
- GI don't regret his not knowing the truth because he prefers not to know it.
7I wish I didn’t have to go so soon.
- AI have to go really soon and I hate it.
- BI hate the fact that I didn't leave the place earlier.
- CI want to stay longer.
- DI don't want to spend here another minute.
- EI have to be somewhere else.
- FI don't have to be anywhere else but here.
8How could the way we see things affect our choices, supposing that it does?
- AThe speaker believes that the way we see things affect our choices.
- BThe speaker doesn't believe that the way we see things affect our choices.
- CThe speaker is interested in learning how our choices are shaped by our vision.
- DThe speaker is interested in learning how our vision defines our choices.
- EThe speaker is interested in learning how our choices determine by our vision
9She won’t go unless you go.
- AIf you do not go, she will not go either, but if you go, she will go.
- BIf you go, she will not go, but if you don't, she will go.
- CIf you do not go, she will go, but if you go, she will not go).
- DShe either wants to go there with you or she depends on your presence there.
- EShe is independent so she can go wherever she wants to go, be it with or without you.
10Providing that the rent is paid, you won’t be evicted from the flat.
- AIf you pay the rent, you'll be evicted from the flat.
- BIf you don't pay the rent, you'll be evicted from the flat.
- CNot to be evicted from the flat, you'd better pay the rent or get yourself another place.
- DPay it or not, you're going to be evicted from that flat.
- EYou can live in that flat as long as you pay for it.
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- Hasmik Petrosian
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