1) If I win the lottery, a) I’ll buy a new house. b) I’ll bought a new house. 2) If they had prepared better, a) they could have avoided the mistake. b) they could have avoid the mistake. 3) If you studied more, a) you would understand this. b) you would understood this. 4) If I weren’t afraid, a) I would go skydiving. b) I would gone skydiving. 5) If he had arrived earlier, a) he would have met the manager. b) he would have meet the manager. 6) If you don’t water the plants, a) they will die. b) they will died. 7) If she had listened to me, a) she wouldn’t have failed. b) she wouldn’t had fail. 8) If I were stronger, a) I could lift that box. b) I could lifted that box. 9) If they had practiced more, a) they would have performed better. b) they would have perform better. 10) If it were snowing, we could build a snowman. a) they would have performed better. b) they would have perform better. 11) If he doesn’t apologize, a) will you forgive him? b) will you forgave him? 12) If I had a dog, a) I would walk it every day. b) I would walked it every day. 13) If they hadn’t left so late, a) they wouldn’t have missed the bus. b) they wouldn’t have miss the bus. 14) If you try harder, a) you’ll succeed. b) you’ll succeeded. 15) If I had been more careful, a) I wouldn’t have broken the vase. b) I wouldn’t have broke the vase. 16) If it were my choice, a) I would take the job. b) I would taken the job. 17) If she asks for help, a) will you assist her? b) will you assisted her? 18) If they had taken the shortcut, a) they would have arrived sooner. b) they would had arrive sooner. 19) If I had enough money, a) I could buy that car. b) I could bought that car. 20) If he isn’t busy, a) he might join us. b) he might joined us.

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