I would apply for the job, but I don’t think I have a chance. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if I think I have a chance, if thought I had a chance, if I thought I had a chance, I never would have found the answer without Google. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if I hadn't used Google, if I don't use Google, if I didn't use Google, “Big Bang Theory” wouldn’t be a good a TV show without Sheldon. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if Sheldon isn't on it, if Sheldon won't be on it, if Sheldon wasn't on it, I would help you and Linda move on Saturday, but I have to work. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if I don't have to work, if I hadn't had to work, if I didn't have to work, Jane has just married Bob. I would have married his brother Bill instead. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if I am Jane, if I was Jane, if I were Jane, Julie borrowed money from her parents; otherwise, she couldn’t have gone to college. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if she borrowed money from here parents, if she didn't borrow money from her parents, if she hadn't borrowed money from her parents, GM would buy the Swedish car company, but the European Union won’t allow it. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if the E.U. allows it, if the E.U. had allowed it, if the E.U. allowed it, Wait! I wouldn’t disturb the boss right now; he’s in a bad mood. WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if I were you, if I had been you, if I was you, Teacher, there was a fire in our neighborhood last night; otherwise, I would have finished my homework! WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if there wasn't a fire in our neighborhood, if there weren't a fire in our neighborhood, if there hadn’t been a fire in our neighborhood, I picked up your tuxedo from the rental store; you would have missed your own wedding without me! WHAT IS THE IMPLIED “IF”?, if I didn't pick up your tuxedo from the rental store, if I hadn’t picked up your tuxedo from the rental store, if I had picked up your tuxedo from the rental store.

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