Conditional sentence type II and III

1. If he (study) harder, he (pass) the exam.

• studies / will pass

• studied / would pass

• study / will pass

• will study / passes

• study / would have passed

If they (not be) so lazy, they (finish) the project on time.

• aren't / finish

• weren't / would finish

•  aren't / would finish

• weren't / finish

• didn't / will finish

 If it (rain) tomorrow, we (stay) indoors.

• rains / stay

• will rain / will stay

• rained / would stay

• rain / stayed

• raining / will stay

If they (not miss) the bus, they (not be) late for school.

• don't miss / won't be

• didn't miss / wouldn't be

• don't miss / wouldn't be

• didn't miss / won't be

• won't miss / wouldn't be

If I (have) enough money, I (buy) a new car.

• have / buy

• have / will buy

• had / would buy

• had / buy

• will have / would have bought

If she (catch) the train, she (arrive) on time.

Example: catch/arrive (no space between answers)

(a)  

If she (not be) so careless, she (not make) so many mistakes.

• wasn't / wouldn't make

• wouldn't be / won't make

• isn't / won't make

• hadn't been / wouldn't have made

• weren't / wouldn't have made

If he (study) harder when he was younger, he (be) more successful now.

• studied / would be

• studies / will be

• had studied / will be

• had studied / would have been

• studies / would have been

If we (know) about the sale, we (buy) that couch.

• knew / would buy

• had known / would have bought

• know / will buy

• knew / would have bought

• had known / will buy

If I (have) more free time, I (take) up a new hobby.

• have / will take

• had / would take

• have / would take

• had / will take

• had / take