Mixed conditional sentences (CEFR: B2)

"If I ___________ (not lose) my passport, I ___________ (be) able to travel."

• a. hadn't lost/would be

• b. hadn't lost/would have been

• c. hasn't lost/would be

If I _____ harder, I _____the exam.

• a. studied/wouldn't fail

• b. had studied/wouldn't fail

• c. have studies/wouldn't fail

If he _____ his mother, he _____ in the jail now.

• a. listens to/wouldn't be

• b. has listened to/wouldn't have been

• c. had listened to/wouldn't be

She _____ long time ago if she _____ you.

• a. would have told/loved

• b. would tell/has loved

• c. would have told/loves

If we _____ a map with us, we _____ we are.

• a. had brought/would know

• b. had brought/would have known

• c. have brought/would have known

If I _____ her, I _____ her.

• a. didn't love/wouldn't marry

• b. don't love/wouldn't marry

• c. didn't love/wouldn't have married

If you ____ illegally, you ____ to the police.

• a. hadn’t parked/wouldn’t be talking

• b. didn't park/wouldn't be talking

• c. hadn't parked/won't be talking

If I ____ harder, I ____ in a better job now.

• a. study harder/will be working

• b. had studied/would be working

• c. had studied/would have worked

If she ____ more money, she ____ financially.

• saves/won't be struggling

• has saved/wouldn't be struggling

• c. had saved/wouldn't be struggling

If you ____ to my advice, you ____ in this mess now.

• a. had listened/wouldn't be

• b. listened/wouldn't be

• had listened/wouldn't have been