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Here are the answers:1. The apartment looked **quite** small in the picture. In real life, it was **really** tiny. "Quite" and "really" are adverbs that appropriately modify the adjectives "small" and "tiny," respectively. "Completely" is less suitable in these contexts.2. If I'd planted seeds in spring, I **would have** tomatoes now. This uses the correct past perfect conditional structure to express a hypothetical outcome in the past based on a past action.3. My mum would be fine now if the doctor **had realised** what was wrong with her at the beginning. This uses the correct past perfect subjunctive to express a hypothetical past event that would have affected the present.4. If my train had been on time, I **would have** made my meeting. This correctly uses the past perfect conditional to describe a missed opportunity due to a past event.