Third and mixed conditionals

If you had trained more, you ______________ so easily.

• wouldn't have lost

• didn't lose

• hadn't lost

We wouldn't have spent all the money if you ______________ on going to that boutique.

• wouldn't have insisted

• hadn't insisted

• didn't insist

If you had told me that you were having problems, I _________________ you.

• would help

• could have helped

• had helped

If I _____________ that she was in town, I would have called her.

• would know

• had known

• would have known

We _________________ if you had asked for directions.

• wouldn't get

• wouldn't have got

• hadn't got lost

James is always lazy. He failed a test last week.

• If you weren’t so lazy, you would have passed that test.

• If you hadn’t been so lazy, you would pass that test.  

• If you weren’t so lazy, you would pass that test.  

Which sentence is correct?

• If you remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.  

• If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t be lost now.

• If you’d remembered to bring a map, we wouldn’t have been lost now. 

Paul drove too fast. Now he’s in trouble with the police.

• If Paul didn’t drive too fast, he wouldn’t be in trouble with the police. 

• If Paul hadn’t driven too fast, he wouldn’t be in trouble with the police. 

• If Paul hadn’t drive too fast, he wouldn’t have been in trouble with the police.

I don’t have a degree, so I didn’t get the job.

• If I have a degree, I would have got that job.  

• If I had a degree, I would have got that job.

•  If I’d had a degree, I would get that job.  

You didn’t fix the roof. Now it’s leaking.

• If you’d fixed the roof, it wouldn’t be leaking.

• If you fixed the roof, it wouldn’t have leaked. 

• If you’d fixed the roof, it wouldn’t have been leaking.