IV. Choose the right form to complete the sentences. 6 points
 1. John lost his keys. If John (didn’t lose / hadn’t lost) his keys, he would (get/ have got) in his flat easily.
 2. If Nick (is, was, were, had been) a wise man, he (would agree, would have agreed, agreed) then.
 3. Of the three books I like “Uncle Tom’s Cabin”(less/ least).
 4. She was crying in her room quietly then.
 She was crying then quietly in her room.
 She was crying quietly in her room then.
Complete the sentences using the appropriate derivatives of the words in capitals.    5 points 1. Have you ever tasted cheese - … crisps?   FLAVOUR
 2. Alice … , if ever , goes out.   RARE
 3. The Headmaster of the school was a white – haired, … gentle man.  DIGNITY
 4. Did he talk to you … or was he interested in your plan ? DIFFERENT
 5. The … and … children walked across the street. BARE

1. hadn't lost; have got2. was; would agree3. least4. She was crying quietly in her room then.1. flavoured2. rarely3. dignified4. differently5. -