perceive / would perceive / would have perceived friends from outside work as having more importance (b) these two effect will be / would be / would have been the strongest in the age range of 5. Contrary to the literature, the climate change projections outlined in this paper will cause / would cause / would have caused a large reduction in temperatures in polar regions. In any case, there is no doubt that if we do nothing climate change (of any kind) will have / would have / would have had major effects on our daily lives. 6. Assuming the program cost / would cost / would have cost GBP 50 per teenager and that 35% of the participants would stop / would have stopped drinking alcohol, we determined that the government would save / would have saved around GBP 50 million in the health service over the next 60 years. 7. In hindsight, we believe that the tests would function / would have functioned more effectively if we had taken more precautions in the cleaning process, thus the results would reflect would have re fl ected a considerable difference with respect to those values reported in the literature. 8. Participants guessed which of the four candidates will win / would
