2nd and 3rd conditional

If I had a license, I could work as a Flight attendant

• I don't have a license

• I had a license in the past.

• I will have a license.

• I work as a flight attendant.

My boyfriend wouldn't buy me roses if he knew I don't like them.

• I liked roses.

• I had a boyfriend

• My boyfriend buys roses to me.

• My boyfriend doesn't buy roses to me.

I would have gone to the concert if I had had the money.

• I went to the concert

• I didn't go to the concert

• I had the money for the concert

• I didn't know about the concert

If I had known having a dog was such a big responsibility, I wouldn't have adopted one.

• I want a dog.

• I had a dog in the past.

• I didn't adopt a dog.

• I didn't know having a dog was a big responsibility

If I knew how to cook, I wouldn't eat out that often.

• I eat out too often.

• I knew how to cook in the past.

• I would like to eat out more often

• I cook well.

If I knew how to cook, I wouldn't eat out that often.

• I eat out too often.

• I knew how to cook in the past.

• I would like to eat out more often

• I cook well.

I wish I had more free time.

• The sentence is grammatically correct

• The sentence is grammatically incorrect

I wish I would learn English at school

• The sentence is grammatically correct

• The sentence is grammatically incorrect

I wish I hadn't failed my exam.

• The sentence is grammatically correct

• The sentence is grammatically incorrect

Now, he wishes he hadn't cheated on his girlfriend.

• The sentence is grammatically correct

• The sentence is grammatically incorrect