CONDITIONAL CLAUSES

If you had caught the bus, you ____ late for work.

• wouldn't have been

• would have been

• would be

• wouldn't be

____ Paul tonight, tell him I want to see him.

• Had you seen

• If you saw

• Should you see

• If you had seen

Were you to become a really famous person, ___ you still ___ my friend?

• must - have been

• might - have been

• should - be

• would - be

I ___ down your number if I ___ right now. Can you call me back in half an hour?

• could be writing - am not driving

• would write - weren't driving

• were writing - wouldn't drive

• had written - hadn't been driving

___ to the last Christmas party, she ___ , but nobody invited her.

• Had she been invited - would have come

• If she had been invited - would come

• If she had invited - would come

• Had she invited - would have come

___ so aggressive, we'd get on much better.

• She was not

• Had she not

• Were not she

• If she weren't

If you had taken my advice, you ___ in such difficulties now.

• wouldn't have been

• hadn't been

• wouldn't be

• won't be

George wouldn't have met Mary ____ to his brother's graduation party.

• had he not gone

• had not he gone

• if he has not gone

• if he shouldn't have gone

Take your money with you ____.

• in case you'll see any good souvenirs to buy

• unless you see any good souvenirs to buy

• in case you see any good souvenirs to buy

• provided that you'll see any good souvenirs to buy

___ his assistance in those days, I would not be successful now.

• If it had not for

• Had it not been for

• If there were not

• Unless I had