If you haven't been to New York, you haven't lived., If we were late for class, our teacher used to get really angry., If it rains, we may have to hold the ceremony indoors., If you've finished the essay, let's go out for a walk., You'd better lie down if you're not feeling well., If you happen to should have a moment, could you post these letters?, Should you experience any problems, please contact the manufacturer., If I knew the answer, I'd tell you., If they were to offer you the job, would you take it?, Were she to apologize, I would forgive her., If you'd been concentrating, you might have learned more, Had I realized you weren't coming, I could have gone home., If I'd got more sleep last night, I wouldn't be feeling so tired now., If I didn't like spicy food, I wouldn't have gone to an Indian restaurant, would I?, But for your help, I'd be completely lost., If it weren't for your help, I'd be completely lost., We may as well finish here, unless there are any more questions., We'd better hurry up, otherwise we might miss the bus., In the event of a breakdown, you can contact the roadside assistance service., Assuming everything goes according to plan, we should arrive by 5 p.m., You can borrow my bicycle, as long as you bring it back this evening., Do that again, and I'll call the police., If you wouldn't mind taking a seat, the doctor will see you shortly., If you'll take a seat, the doctor will see you shortly., If you could just sign here, please., We're going to go for a walk even if it starts to rain., Even if I knew, I wouldn't tell you., If only I knew!, If only I had known!, If in doubt, speak to your manager., Is that clear? If not, please ask now.,

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