Ex. 6 page 113 (Success)
June Parson is speaking about what the Brooks did with their money.

Ex. 7 page 113
I would have saved half the money and spent the rest. I wouldn't have ignored friends' advice and certainly I wouldn't have spent the money on Ferraris and horse races. I would have preferred spending money on journeys and on a new house.

Ex. 8 page 113
Of course, if you have got a lot of money, you have fewer difficulties and worries in your life. But money isn't the main aim of life and isn't always the key of happiness. Being happy means that you are surrounded by good people, you are at peace with yourself and you are satisfied by your life. Therefore you can't take for granted that a rich person is happy.

Es. 9 page 115
Sophie is a winner.

Ex. 10 page 115
First conditional: If I have any more good advice, I'll let you know.
Second conditional: If I went I'd have a really amazing time/He'd write if I gave him my address
Third conditional: I wouldn't have won if you hadn't helped me/If I hadn't gone I wouldn't have met Juan/If I hadn't listened to you, I wouldn't have gone to Spain and I wouldn't have had anything to write about.

Ex. 11 page 115

1. If Sophie hadn't met Juan in Spain, she might have fallen in love with Steve instead. (3)
2. If Juan writes a letter, Sophie will be happy. (1)
3. Sophie would send Juan an email if she knew his address. (2)
4. Steve wouldn't have told Sophie to go to Spain if he had known. (3)
5. Steve would ask Sophie out if she weren't in love with Juan. (2)
6. Sophie will probably laugh if Steve says he loves her. (1)

Ex. 12 page 115
Sophie:
I wish Juan had written to me!
I wish I hadn't gone to Spain!
Steve:
I wish Sophie loved me!
I wish I were Juan!

1. Sophie would like to change the past.
2. Steve would like to change the present.