Mixed Conditionals

Which sentence expresses this meaning? 'I didn't pass the exams. I'm not a doctor.'

• If I pass the exams, I'll be a doctor.

• If I had passed the exams, I'd be a doctor.

• If I had passed the exams, I'd been a doctor.

• If I hadn't passed the exams, I wouldn't be a doctor.

If you had spent more money, we ______ better seats at the theatre.

• had

• have

• were having

• would have

______ a new phone, I would have ordered one online.

• If I wanted

• If I would want

• If I want

• Would I want

Would Sally ______ now if she had moved to a new house?

• being happier

• have been happier

• had been happier

• be happier

______ French fluently if they had lived in France for five years?

• They would speak

• Would they speak

• Will they speak

• Would they had spoken

How would you be different if you ______ in another country?

• were being born

• had been born

• were born

• had being born

I’m hungry now because I didn’t eat dinner.

• If I had eaten dinner, I wouldn’t be hungry now.

• I wanted to eat dinner if I had had the time.

• I would have eaten dinner before if I had the time.

The room is very hot now because you left the door open.

• I wish I hasn't left the door open.

• If you hadn't left the door open the room will not be hot

• If you hadn’t left the door open, the room wouldn’t be hot

I didn’t finish my report yesterday, so I can't go out this evening.

• I could be going out if I'd finished the report.

• If I had finished my report yesterday, I could go out.

• I would go out if I'd finished my report yesterday.

Anita is sick now because she didn’t take her medicine.

• Anita wish she'd taken her medicine because she's sick now.

• Anita would be sick now if she hadn't taken her medicine.

• If Anita had taken her medicine, she wouldn’t be sick now