Choose the sentence that has the same meaning.

If I hadn't failed this course last semester, I wouldn't be taking it again now. 

• I failed the course last semester, so I am taking it again now.

• I didn't fail the course last semester, so I am not taking it again now.

• I could have failed this course last semester, so I might take it again.

Choose the sentence that has the same meaning.

If Lara were working for me right now, she'd be making a lot of money.

• Lara is working for me right now, and she's making a lot of money.

• Lara isn't working for me right now and she isn't making a lot of money.

• Lara worked for me, and she made a lot of money.

Choose the sentence that has the same meaning.

If you had registered online, you'd be getting a lot of spam email.

• You're getting a lot of spam email because you didn't register online.

• You should register online to get a lot of spam email.

• You're not getting a lot of spam email because you didn't register online.

Choose the sentence that has the same meaning.

If we were living in Hawaii, we'd be enjoying the warm weather.

• When we live in Hawaii, we'll enjoy the warm weather.

• We're living in Hawaii, but we aren't enjoying the warm weather.

• We aren't living in Hawaii, and we aren't enjoying the warm weather.

A: Do you remember Karen's husband's name?

B: ________

• I'm drawing a blank.

• It's a safe bet.

A: What will we do if we can't complete the research in time?

B: ________

• It's very probable.

• We'll cross that bridge when we come to it.

A: Where are you going?

B: ________

• I'm back from the concert.

• I'm off to the concert.

A: I'm so sorry I'm late.

B: ________

• No sweat.

• How can I help?

A: Could you do me a favor?

B: ________

• It's a safe bet.

• I'd be happy to.

A: The exam is this morning! You really didn't study?

B: ________

• Yes. It's a safe bet.

• No. I'm toast.