Conditionals Ex.3. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense 1. If I (to be) you. I wouldn't drive in the snow. 2. Peter (be able to) help you if he was here 3. If I had closed the window, the cat (not jump) out. 4. I (call) for help if I got stuck in a lift. 5. Had I known him, I (talk) to him. 6. John (may lose) his job if he is rude to the boss. 7. If you (save) some money you would have been able to go on holiday last year. 8. You may win if you (take) part in the contest. 9. If I had toothache. I (go) to the dentist. 10. They would have helped us move house if we (ask) them. 11. If Jane (be) older, she could live by herself. 12. We would have changed our plans if we (hear) the weather forecast. 13. Emma (send) a card if she had remembered it was their anniversary. 14. Robert (feel) better if you talked to him. 15. If Sam was still living nearby, you (can invite) him for dinner. 16. If you (put) your money in your wallet, you will not lose it. 17. If you (like) chocolate, you will love this cake.
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1. If I were you, I wouldn't drive in the snow.
2. Peter would be able to help you if he was here.
3. If I had closed the window, the cat wouldn't have jumped out.
4. I would call for help if I got stuck in a lift.
5. Had I known him, I would have talked to him.
6. John may lose his job if he is rude to the boss.
7. If you had saved some money, you would have been able to go on holiday last year.
8. You may win if you take part in the contest.
9. If I had toothache, I would go to the dentist.
10. They would have helped us move house if we had asked them.
11. If Jane were older, she could live by herself.
12. We would have changed our plans if we had heard the weather forecast.
13. Emma would have sent a card if she had remembered it was their anniversary.
14. Robert felt better if you talked to him.
15. If Sam was still living nearby, you could invite him to dinner.
16. If you put your money in your wallet, you will not lose it.
17. If you like chocolate, you will love this cake.