If you weren’t so stubborn,, both, you wouldn’t have lost your previous job., you wouldn’t lose your previous job, Dan could have a bigger salary, both, if he had talked to his boss about it., if he talked to his boss about it., If Nick had started working on his project earlier,, both, he might have finished it by now., he might finish it by now., If Kate had trained better for that competition,, both , she would have won the first prize., she could have won the first prize., We wouldn’t be lost, both, if she hadn’t given the right address., if she had given the right address., If you hadn’t forgotten the documents at home,, both , we wouldn’t have had to return., we wouldn’t have to return., If Robert were rich, he _________ that Mercedes last week., would bought, would buy, would have bought, If I ________ my money yesterday, I would lend you some for this gorgeous dress., hadn't lost, didn't lose, hadn't lose, If I __________ on my business trip next week, I ____________ (accept) that assignment at work yesterday., wasn't going; would accept, wasn't going; would have accepted, hadn’t gone; would accept, If I __________ in that company ten years ago, I _________ rich now., had invested; would be, both, invested; would have been.

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