Choose the correct option to form second conditional sentences. no mother would have sent/would send a child to anything so awful if she is not/ were not in such misery herself! i wouldn’t / mustn’t be surprised if we will turn / turned out to be ordinary humans, after all. if maggie looked/ would look out his eyes, would she / did she come away from the terrifying experience? if the captain was / had shipwrecked, and you wanted/ want to rescue him in a boat, he would want / will want to know who was rowing the boat before he would get / got in. the transfer will / would be easier if she would have /had no idea what was happening. the east india company can / could break miguel’s control, if it can increase / increased the coffee amount on the market. if my brother were / had to blame he will/ would ask your forgiveness. if this could / was be arranged there will be/ would be nothing left for chris to do. it would look / will look as if we were / had been conspiring. if it weren't / wouldn’t be for the pain and disgrace sue would be / will be willing to end it all.

No mother /would send/ a child to anything so awful if she / were not/ in such misery herself!
I /wouldn’t / be surprised if we / turned out/ to be ordinary humans, after all.
If Maggie /looked/ out his eyes, /would she /  come away from the terrifying experience?
If the captain / was / shipwrecked, and you /wanted/ / to rescue him in a boat, he /would want /  to know who was rowing the boat before he /got/ in.
The transfer / would/ be easier if she  /had /no idea what was happening.
The East India Company / could/ break Miguel’s control, if it / increased /the coffee amount on the market.
If my brother /were /to blame he / would/ ask your forgiveness.
If this /could/ be arranged there / would be/ nothing left for Chris to do.
It /would look /  as if we /were/ conspiring.
If it /weren't /  for the pain and disgrace Sue /would be / willing to end it all.

1. Alexander Pushkin is famous for being Russia's greatest poet,novelist and playwright. 
2. Pushkin was born on June 6, 1799 in Moscow. 
3. He got his education from the Imperial Lyceum in Tsarskoye Selo.
4. Pushkin began writing when he was only six years old.
5. His first poem was published in the journal The Messenger of Europe in 1814 when he was fifteen years old.
6. There are many famous works written by Pushkin such as Ruslan and Ludmila, The Captain's Daughter, Eugene Onegin, and many more.
7. The Captain's Daughter novel was set in Russia during the reign of Catherine the Great at the time of Pugachev's Rebellion in 1773–1774. 
8. In this novel he described the life of  an honourable man Pyotr Andreyich Grinyov, who was sent into military service by his father. There he met his captain's daughter Masha and fell in love with her but this caused a rift between Pyotr and his fellow officer Shvabrin. Later on during Pugachev's Rebellion, Pyotr was accused of having friendly relations with Pugachev because Shvabrin testified that Pyotr was a traitor. Pyotr was imprisoned because of that accusation but later was set free because Masha managed to convince Empress Catherine the Great of his innocence. Basically, the novel romanticised account of Pugachev's Rebellion and described the importance of honour and loyalty. 
9. Pushkin died on January 29, 1837 at the age of thirty-seven. 
10. He was honoured by his contemporaries for being a remarkable novelist.
11. Yes, they are still very popular.

PAST PROGRESSIVE.
1. My father was watching an interesting programme on TV, while I was reading for the examination.
2. We were playing the chess when the telephone rang.
3. My parents were having an unpleasant conversation when I came into their room.
4. Yesterday I was trying to beat the computer at chess all evening.
5. In the zoo the lions were being fed from 8.00 till 8.30 in the morning.
6. While we were having a swim in the lake, Mary was preparing a pleasant surprise for us.
7. When we were playing football, I suddenly broke my leg.
8. My mother was sewing a dress when our plumber knocked at the door.
9. When we were hopelessly losing the match, she gave me a smile.
10. I was writing a newspaper article while my wife was having a rest in the garden.
PAST SIMPLE.
1. We graduated from the Institute in 1987.
2. My friend went to England to work for a probationary period three months ago.
3. I was on holiday in Bulgaria two weeks ago.
4. A friend of mine wrote a new operating system two months ago.
5. I was fond of swimming two years ago.
6. Tom forgot to remind me of the forthcoming lecture at Moscow State University yesterday.
7. I ate an apple, drank a glass of lemonade and went to school.
8. I wrote three novels last year.
9. I saw a lion in the zoo yesterday.
10. She was my bride in 1999.