If Clauses // Type 1, Type 2, Type 3

If I had a car, I (a)   to the beach instead of taking the bus. (drive)

If you (a)   the plants, they will die. (water)

If I were you, I (a)   for that job before the deadline. (apply)

If I had remembered to set the alarm, I (a)   . (oversleep)

If he (a)   so much money, he would have some savings now. (spend)

If I (a)   you were coming, I would have baked a cake. (know)

If it (a)   next week, we can go skiing in the mountains. (snow)

If he (a)   nicely, I will lend him my car for the weekend. (ask)

If the bakery had opened on time, we (a)   some fresh croissants for breakfast. (buy)

If she (a)   back soon, I'll assume something came up and try reaching her later. (call)