Conditional Sentence: past and mixed

- We're sorry that Mr. Parker missed the meeting.

- If you ________ him about it in advance, he could have come

• tell

• told

• had told

• can tell

- Did Ed fly to Budapest last week?

- Yes. If he _________, he wouldn't have gotten there in time for the conference.

• fly

• flies

• hadn't flown

• didn't fly

- Paula, what did the teacher just say?

- If you _______________, you might have heard. The exam is next Monday instead of tomorrow.

• have been listening

• had been listening

• have heard

• had heard

- Poor Nancy. She fell on the ice.

- I saw her. She probably ____________ if she hadn't been running

• wouldn't have fallen

• wouldn't be falling

• will fall

• wouldn't fall

- Jeff, would you have joined the army if you ____ had to?

- I don't think so.

• hadn't

• hasn't

• haven't

• had

- If I hadn't seen it with my own eyes, I never _______ believed it.

- What did you see?

- I saw a camel walking down the street.

• will have

• would have

• will

• would

- I'm working now and all my friends are at this soccer match.

- If you had spoken to your boss sooner, he _________ you off early.

• may let

• might let

• may have let

• might have let

- We're lucky to have such a nice day for our picnic.

- I know. If it had rained, I don't know what we _________.

• will do

• would do

• will have done

• would have done

- Did you hear that there was a fire at Jim's house?

- Yes. What would have happened if the fire trucks ________ so quickly?

- I hate to think about it.

• hadn't arrived

• didn't arrive

• don't arrive

• shouldn't arrive

- Is Jerry out of the hospital yet?

- No, but he'll be fine. They said if the rescue team hadn't found him when they did, he _________ to death.

• would bleed

• might bleed

• would have bled

• will bleed