Second VS. Third conditional

If I __________ that they were in town, I __________ them.

• had know/would have called

• had knew/would have called

• had known/would called

• had known/would have called

If I __________ more money, I __________ more.

• had/'d travel

• had had/'d travel

• had had/would have traveled

• had had/would traveled

I __________ a big tattoo on my back if my parents __________ me to do it.

• would get/had allowed

• would get/allowed

• 'd have got/had allowed

• 'd got/had allowed

If I __________ perfect English, I __________a good job.

• had spoken/would have had

• hadn't spoken/would have

• spoke/would have

• spoken/would have

I (marry) someone famous if I(be) a movie star.

• would marry/were

• would have been/had been

• 'd marry/be

• 'd have been/were

We wouldn't have spent all the money if you wouldn't have insistedhadn't insisteddidn't insist on going to that boutique.

• wouldn't have spent/hadn't insisted

• wouldn't spend/didn't insist

• wouldn't have spend/hadn't insisted

• wouldn't spent/didn't insist

1. If I _________my leg, I __________ part in the contest.

• didn't broke/would take

• hadn't broken/would have take

• hadn't break/would have taken

• hadn't broken/would have taken

If you __________ more, you __________ so easily.

• had trained/wouldn't lost

• trained/wouldn't lose

• had train/wouldn't have lost

• had trained/wouldn't have lost

I __________that milk if I __________ you.

• 'd drink/be

• wouldn't have drank/had been

• wouldn't have drank/were

• wouldn't drink/were

1. If you __________ me, I __________ you.

• had asked/would help

• had asked/would have helped

• had ask/would have helped

• asked/would help