If he had been able to afford it, he _____________________ her a diamond ring. (BUY), If it rains this afternoon, we _____________________ out. (NOT GO), If she _____________________ the exam, she won't get the job she has applied for. (NOT PASS), If she posted the letter now, they _____________________ it by Tuesday. (RECEIVE), If I _____________________ about the dinner I would have come earlier. (KNOW), My boss _____________________ angry if John comes to work late again. (BE), If my girlfriend left me, I _____________________ miserable. (FEEL), I _____________________ that if I were you. (NOT SAY), If I had lost my way I _______________________ to the nearest police station. (GO), If I _____________________ a spider in my bathroom I would cry out loud. (SEE), The teacher will be very angry if you _____________________ in your homework on time. (NOT HAND), If you _____________________ to learn a lot, you would have taken this course. (WANT), If you _____________________ quickly you will catch the bus. (RUN), I would be very proud if she _____________________ my sister. (BE), I _____________________ to your party if I had had time. (COME), If you _____________________ the flowers, they won't survive. (NOT WATER), The beach would be an ideal place for a picnic if it _____________________ so crowded. (NOT BE), If she _____________________ the book carefully, she would have understood it. (READ), Be careful! If you touch this wire you _____________________ a shock. (GET), She could win the race if she _____________________. (TRY), If Chris _____________________ soon, we’ll start without him. (NOT COME), If I _____________________ so tired, I would go with you to the cinema. (NOT BE), Mike would win the race if he _____________________ more quickly. (RUN), _______________________________ for me if I had come later? (YOU WAIT), If you come to my place, I _____________________ you my new computer. (SHOW), If Ann had bought the new car, she _____________________ a lot of money. (PAY), What would you do if your car _____________________ down in the middle of the motorway? (BREAK), If I were you, I _____________________ the yellow dress. (TAKE), If __________________________, you’ll miss the bus. (YOU, NOT HURRY), If he _____________________ in England, he would speak English better. (LIVE), We _____________________ take the bus if the weather gets bad. (CAN), If their son _____________________ so much trouble, they would have been here earlier. (NOT MAKE), If I _____________________ more time, I would have done it myself. (HAVE), If you keep on smoking, you _____________________ lung cancer (GET)., If motorcycles _____________________ so loud, I would buy one. (NOT BE), If Mary had heard you were here, she _________________________ you. (CALL), If I ___________________ you I would go home and lie down at once (BE)., If you had married Jimmy, you ______________________ a very unhappy life. (HAVE), I would give you some advice if I ______________________ any. (HAVE), If John ______________________ sometimes, he would be more sympathetic. (SMILE), I ______________________ German if I had had more time. (LEARN), What ______________________ if I go home now? (YOU DO), If my parents ______________________ away, I would have invited all my friends to the party. (GO), I ______________________ her a postcard if I had had her address. (SEND), If I earned enough money, I ______________________ around the world. (TRAVEL), If our passports had been all right, we ______________________ arrested. (NOT BE), If they ______________________ well, the show will be a great success. (PERFORM), If he leaves his bike outside someone ______________________ it. (STEAL), If the weather ______________________ like this, the clothes will be dry in a short time. (STAY), If you ______________________ me beforehand, we would have gone and seen something else (TELL)., If it freezes tonight, the roads ______________________ slippery tomorrow. (BE), If you hated your job why ______________________ a new one? (YOU NOT FIND), If he worked hard, he ______________________ in time (FINISH)., If John had bought a season ticket, he ______________________ it (LOSE)., If the man ______________________ him, he wouldn’t have fallen down the stairs (NOT FOLLOW)., If she ___________________ I will see her. (come), If he ___________________ them, they would have killed him. (not/kill), If it ___________________ one thing, it's another. (not/be), If it ___________________ for him it wouldn't have happened. (not/be), If you ___________________, you will be paid. (work), You won't believe me if I ___________________ you. (tell), If I ___________________, it's in Virginia. (remember), If they ___________________ me, they'll do it. (catch), You'll remember if you ___________________ a minute. (think), If he ___________________, I would have been faithful. (die), If he ___________________, he would leave her. (do), If he ___________________, he succeeds alone. (succeed), If she ___________________ him she'll get him. (want), If love ___________________ a child, passion is a man. (be), If he ___________________, it is war. (refuse), If you ___________________ him, he will come. (ask), I would have stopped him if he ___________________. (try), He will get into trouble if he ___________________. (not/mind), What would she think if she ___________________ me? (see), It would be strange if it ___________________ otherwise. (be), If he ___________________ to write, he would write. (want), I didn't invite them for dinner. But I .............................................................. if I was a good cook. (not hesitate), If we had bought a good map, we ......................................... in the middle of nowhere now. (not be), If I wasn't afraid of flying, I ........................................................... you in California a long time ago. (visit), I'd have my driving licence if I ............................................ at the traffic lights. (stop), If you had sold your business, you ........................................... life now. (can enjoy), If I were you, I ................................................. the job after the pay drop. (quit), I'd be a happy man if I ........................................ Marion when we were young. (marry), If we didn't trust them, we ............................................................... them to stay with us last summer. (not ask), He'd study at university if he ....................................... the entrance exam. But he didn't. (pass), Tina's French is quite weak. She would have helped you in Paris if her French ............... better. (be), If he lived in London, he …………….. better English. (SPEAK), If Ann had known you were in town she ………………….. you. (CALL), You may get lung cancer if you ……………………. on smoking. (KEEP), If motorcycles ……………. not so loud I would buy one. (BE), We ……………… the bus if the weather is bad. (TAKE), If I had more time I …………….. it myself. (DO), If you …………. my new hairstyle, what can I do about it ? (NOT LIKE), If they ……………… to post the letter, we might have gotten it in time. (NOT FORGET), ……………… happy if the weather was better? (YOU BE), If Mary had come we ……………….. a nice evening together. (SPEND), If I had to make a speech I ………………….. pretty nervous . (BE), If I ……………………. you were sleeping I would not have woken you. (KNOW), If the weather …………………. fine tomorrow we will be able to go to the beach (BE)..

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