If she sets the alarm clock, she ___ (oversleep)., won't oversleep, We ___ (go) swimming if it was warm enough., would go, If you help her in the garden, she ___ (be) happy., will be, If you paid him well, he ___ (come)., would come, If it ___ (be) warmer, we would go for a walk., were, was, He would buy that house if he ___ (have) some money., had, If you studied harder, you ___ (write) a good test., would write, If he ___ (be) here, we would play cards., were, was, I wouldn't do that if I ___ (be) you., were, I ___ (go) to see him if he has time., will go, If he doesn't go now, he ___ (be) late., will be, What will you do if you ___ (lose) the way?, lose, That box ___ (look) better if you painted it blue., would look, They would be glad if the rain ___ (stop) soon., stopped, If you asked us, we ___ (help) you., would help

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