Mixed conditionals

If my mother stays home,

• I will stay with her.

• I stayed with her.

• I have stayed with her

• I will am with her

She won't eat sushi

• if it will late.

• if it's late.

• if it would be late

• if it would have late.

We would have gone to the party

• if he invited us.

• if he invites us

• if he won't invite us

• if he had invited us.

What _______ you _____ if you ______ the lottery?

• will, did, win

• would, do, won

• would, did, wined

• will, did, won

When it rains,

• I get wet.

• I got wet.

• I gotten wet.

• I gett wet

Laura wouldn't be mean

• if she hadn't been a boy.

• if she were/was a boy.

• if she is a boy.

• if she be a boy.

I wouldn't read that book

• if I were/was you.

• If I had been you.

• If I be/been you.

• If I am you.

If I had been honest with her,

• she would stay with me.

• she would stayed with me.

• she would has stayed with me.

• she would have stayed with me.

If my life _____ a song, ____ ____ be a rock song.

• will/won't-he-be

• were/was-it-would

• is/are-it-had been

• do/does-she-is

If I had selected another profession,

• I would have been a writer.

• I would be a writer.

• I will be a writer.

• I am a writer.