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I didn’t help you because you didn’t ask me.
If you had asked me, I would have helped you.
We don’t have bikes. We can’t go cycling
If we had bikes, we could / would go cycling.
We’ll have the party outdoors if it isn’t cold. Unless...
Unless ... it is cold, we will have the party outdoors.
I’m not going to open the window. It’s too noisy
If it weren’t too noisy, I would open the window.
She got angry because he forgot to phone her
If he hadn’t forgotten to phone her, she wouldn’t have got angry.
I can’t find my glasses. I can’t read the paper
If I found my glasses, I could read the paper.
You will go to the party with me if you dress properly. Unless...
Unless you dress properly, you won’t go to the party with me
You will understand the text if you read it thoroughly. Unless...
Unless ... you read it thoroughtly, you won’t understand the text.
Sarah didn’t attend the class because she overslept.
If Sarah hadn’t overslept, she would have attended the class.
You can't start reading until you finish your homework.
If you finish your homework, you can start reading / If you don't finish your homework, you can't start reading.
Unless you kick the ball very hard, it won’t reach the goal
If you kick the ball very hard, it will reach the goal.
You would avoid failing your test by studying hard
If you studied hard, you would avoid failing your test.
I didn't come because you didn't invite me.
If you had invited me, I would have come
We need to get a taxi to arrive on time
If we get a taxi, we will arrive on time.
I didn't go to class because it's raining heavily.
If it weren't raining heavily, I would have gone to class
Listen to me and I will listen to you
If you listen to me, I will listen to you
