2 Change the sentences according to the pattern: A If you should leave your key, take mine. Should you leave your key, take mine. 1 If you should see Prof. Wendt ask him about the consultation. 2 If you should need help, call me 3 If you should finish your work early, come to my place. 4 If the children should want to go for a walk, let them go. 5 If you should be bored, invite John to make you company. 6 If he should be free tomorrow, ask him to help you in the garden. 7 If you should call while I’m out, leave me a message. B If I had a ticket for the film, I would tell you. Had I a ticket, I would tell you. 1 If the weather had been fine we would have gone to the lake. 2 If I were younger, I would get this job. 3 If you had driven me to school yesterday I wouldn’t have been late. 4 He would be doing well now if he had followed his father’s advice then. 5 I would go in for sport if I had more free time. 6 I would pay you more if I were the manager here. 7 She would have written her report if she had had information.
