Ex. 6. (A, B) I. Use "might" instead of "would" to give the meaning of "perhaps". 1. She's getting fat. If she didn't eat much sweet, she might lose weight. 2. I didn't watch the film yesterday. If I had had some free time yesterday, I might have watched it. 3. She feels very tired in the morning. If she went to bed earlier, she might not feel so tired. 4. He's not a strong man. If he went to the fitness center, he might be stronger. II. Use "could" instead of "would" to give the meaning of "possible". 1. We could understand the English teacher better if she spoke more slowly. 2. I like reading but we don't have books in our country house. If I had books there, I could read a lot in summer. 3. I don't know where he's living now. If I knew his address, I could write to him. 4. Roberta is very pretty but rather short. If she were taller, she could be a model.

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