1) If there’s a rail strike, a) he´s always late for work. b) he´ll always be late for work. c) he´d always be late for work. 2) If our clients sign the contract this afternoon, a) we’d give the go-ahead for the press release. b) we would have given the go-ahead for the press release. c) we’ll give the go-ahead for the press release. 3) We wouldn’t have made that decision a) if we had known about the software problems. b) if we knew about the software problems. c) if we know about the software problems. 4) I’d create more open-plan spaces a) if it was up to me. b) if it is up to me. c) if it were up to me. 5) If markets weren’t so volatile, a) we’ll invest more. b) we invest more. c) we’d invest more. 6) If I had done an MBA, a) I´d have more opportunities in my career now. b) I would have had more opportunities in my career. c) I´ll have more opportunities in my career.” 7) We would be making a profit by now a) if you didn´t mess up the negotiations last month. b) if you hadn’t messed up the negotiations last month. c) if you wouldn´t have messed up the negotiations last month. 8) If he had only accepted the position of senior partner, a) he wouldn’t be begging to keep his job now. b) he won´t be begging to keep his job now. c) he wouldn’t have begged to keep his job now. 9) If I had more time, a) I´ll play a sport. b) I´d play a sport. c) I play a sport. 10) If the product is successful in China, a) we'll introduce it into other Asian markets b) we´d introduce it into other Asian markets c) we introduce it into other Asian markets

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