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If I go out tonight, I.........(go) to the cinema.
will go
She would travel all over the world if she........(be) rich.
were (was)
If you had stayed at home tonight, you ..... (not see) Tina.
wouldn't have seen
If I (not live) so far away, I (walk) to school this morning. MIXED CONDITIONAL
didn't live / would have walked
If Sara (not spend) all her money last weekend, she (go out) this weekend. MIXED CONDITIONAL
hadn't spent / would go out
The police will fine him if he doesn't slow down. (unless)
The police will fine him unless he slows down.
If he ....(not be) so stressed, he ..... (not leave) his keys in the door. (3rd conditional)
If he hadn't been so stressed, he wouldn't have left his keys in the door.
My mother and my father treat me like a child. (I wish / If only)
I wish / if only my mother and my father didn't / wouldn't treat me like a child.
I let my teammates down during last week's match. (If only / I wish)
If only / I wish I hadn't let my teammates down during last week's match.
The detective ... (take) you more seriously if you ..... (not behave) so irrationally. (3rd conditional)
The detective would have taken you more seriously if you hadn't behaved so irrationally.
Amy can only speak one language, but if she ...... (can) speak two languages, she ...... (apply) for a job at the Multicultural Center. (2nd conditional)
if she could speak two languages, she would apply for a job at the Multicultural Centre
Sue doesn’t know how to knit. If she ..... (know) how to knit, she ....... (make) a sweater for you for your birthday. (2nd conditional)
If she knew how to knit, she would make a sweater for your birthday.
