mix conditionals

If I (study) more, i (have) a better understanding of the topic.

• studied/would have

• had studied/ would have had

• study/will have

• had studied/ will have

If I (win) the lottery, I (travel) around the world.

• a) won / would travel

• b) had won / would have travelled

• c) win / will travel

• d) had won / will travel

If he (work) harder, he (get) promoted.

• a) works / would get

• b) had worked / would have gotten

• c) works / will get

• d) had worked / will get

If I (remember) his phone number, I (call) him.

• a) remembered / would call

• b) had remembered / would have called

• c) remember / will call

• d) had remembered / will call

If they (not / hurry), they (miss) the train.

• a) don't hurry / will miss

• b) hadn't hurried / would have missed

• c) didn't hurry / would miss

• d) hadn't hurried / will miss

If he (arrive) on time, he (not / miss) the opening ceremony.

• a) arrived / would not have missed

• b) had arrived / would not have missed

• c) arrives / will not miss

• d) had arrived / will not miss

If I (know) how to swim, I (join) the water polo team.

• a) knew / would join

• b) had known / would have joined

• c) know / will join

• d) had known / will join

If it (be) warmer, we (go) for a picnic.

• a) was / would go

• b) had been / would have gone

• c) is / will go

• d) had been / will go

If they (not / run) out of gas, they (not / be) stranded in the middle of nowhere.

• a) don't run / won't be

• b) hadn't run / wouldn't have been

• c) didn't run / won't be

• d) hadn't run / will not be