What is the correct structure of an If-Clause Type 3?

• If + S+V.2, S+ will + Vinf.

• If + S + had + V3, would + Vinf.

• If + S + had + V3, S + would have + V3

• If + S + V1, S + V1

If she ______ (study) harder, she ______ (pass) the test last semester.

• studied / would pass

• had studied / would have passed

• studies / will pass

• was studying / would pass

If we ______ (leave) earlier, we ______ (not/miss) the bus.

• left / wouldn't miss

• had left / wouldn't have missed

• leave / won't miss

• had left / wouldn't miss

If Tom ______ (not/forget) his keys, he ______ (not/be) locked out yesterday.

• didn't forget / wouldn't be

• hadn't forgotten / wouldn't have been

• wouldn't forget / hadn't been

• hasn't forgotten / wouldn't be

If they ______ (not/spend) all their money, they ______ (buy) a new car.

• don't spend / will buy

• hadn't spent / could have bought

• wouldn't spend / had bought

• spent / would buy

Which of the following sentences is correct?

• If he would have studied, he had passed the test.

• If he had studied, he would have passed the test.

• If he had study, he would passed the test.

• If he studies, he would have pass the test.

If I ______ (see) you yesterday, I ______ (say) hello.

• had seen / would have said

• saw / would say

• see / will say

• had seen / will say

If we ______ (take) an umbrella, we ______ (not/get) wet last night.

• had taken / wouldn't have got

• took / wouldn't get

• take / won't get

• had taken / wouldn't get

If the driver ______ (see) the stop sign, he ______ (not/have) an accident two days ago.

• saw / wouldn't have

• had seen / wouldn't have had

• sees / won't have

• had seen / wouldn't have

If she ______ (wake) up earlier, she ______ (not/miss) the train.

• woke / wouldn't miss

• had woken / wouldn't have missed

• wakes / won't miss

• was waking / wouldn't miss