Second and third conditionals

Front

If I ... (be) you, I ... (get) a new job.

Back

were, would get

Front

Complete the sentence: I ... (lose) weight if I had eaten less.

Back

would have lost

Front

I ... (marry) a celebrity if I ... (be) a movie star.

Back

would marry, were

Front

If I ... (go) to bed early, I ... (not/be) late to school.

Back

had gone, would not have been

Front

Mary is a teacher. If she ... (become) a musician, she ... (record) a CD.

Back

became, would record

Front

Jim chose the science stream in secondary school. If he ... (choose) the art stream, he ... (become) an artist.

Back

had chosen, would have become

Front

If he ... (not/take) the job, he ... (go) travelling with us.

Back

hadn't taken, would have gone

Front

They don't like hot weather. They ... (go) to Spain on holiday if they ... (like) hot weather.

Back

would go, liked

Front

We are very busy this week. We ... (come) to dinner if we ... (have) time.

Back

would come, had

Front

She would not have met him if she ... (not/come) to London.

Back

hadn't come