She … (not lose) her bag if she … (be) more careful
wouldn’t have lost – had been
If you … (move) to another city, I … (phone) you every day.
moved – would phone
John … (travel) around the world if he … (win) a lottery prize.
would travel – won
If our parents … (not argue), we … (spend) the weekend together.
hadn’t argued – would have spent
If Sam ________ (take) an aspirin, she _________ (have) a headache now
had taken / wouldn't have
I … (take) you to the airport if I … (have) a car.
would have taken – had had
If Kate ______ (have) enough money, she________ (can do) this trip to Hawaii last year.
had / could have done,
If I … (know) her secret, I … (not tell) it to anyone.
knew – wouldn’t tell
If we … (have) free time, we … (start) a new hobby.
had – would start
She … (not mind) if you … (borrow) her car.
wouldn’t mind – borrowed
If she ___ (meet) a nice guy Dean there, she wouldn’t have fallen in love with him.
hadn’t met
If the driver … (not take) the wrong turning, we … (not arrive) late.
hadn’t taken – wouldn’t have arrived
If I … (be) taller, I … (become) a basketball player.
were – would become
You … (not visit) the doctor if you … (not drink) cold milk
wouldn’t have visited – hadn’t drunk
They … (not allow) him to enter the office if he … (not put on) a tie
wouldn’t have allowed – hadn’t put on
We … (go) to Spain this winter if we … (have) enough money.
would go – had
If the storm … (not break out), the ship … (not sink)
hadn’t broken out – wouldn’t have sunk
If he … (be) my friend, I … (invite) him to the party.
were – would invite
If she hadn’t stayed in Paris, she (start) learning French.
wouldn’t have started
If she (find) a good job there, she wouldn’t have earned much money.
hadn’t found
They … (laugh) at me if I … (sing) this song.
would laugh – sang
If I … (save) more money, I … (go) to Australia.
had saved – would have gone