Mixed conditional and review

If you hadn't promised to meet Joe...

• you can stay and eat with us.

• you could stay and eat with us.

• you will stay and eat with us.

If I hadn't had the operation...

• I will not be alive today.

• I am not alive today.

• I wouldn't be alive today.

As long as you study hard...

• you'll pass your exams.

• you have passed your exams.

• you may not pass your exams.

If she had played better...

• she wouldn't be in tomorrow's finals.

• she would be in tomorrow's finals.

• she will be in tomorrow's finals.

If I were taller...

• I would have reached that shelf.

• I can reach that shelf.

• I will reach that shelf.

If we had payed more attention...

• we can be lost.

• we will be lost.

• we wouldn't be lost.

If I didn't have an appointment tomorrow...

• I would have gone to the party.

• I couldn't go to the party.

• I would go to the party.

If we'd bought that property, we'd be rich now.

had

• We had bought that property, we'd be rich now.

  had

• Had we bought that property, we'd be rich now.

  had

• Bought had we property that, we'd be rich now.

  had

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If they hadn't arrived in time, they wouldn't have been able to rescue the giraffe.

• Had arrived they in time, they wouldn't have been able to rescue the giraffe.

• Arrived had in time they, they wouldn't have been able to rescue the giraffe.

• Hadn't they arrived in time, they wouldn't have been able to rescue the giraffe.