2.      If the students (a)   (not/be) late for the exam, they would have passed.

3.      If the weather hadn’t been so cold, we (a)   (go) to the beach.

4.      If she had her laptop with her, she (a)   (email) me.

5.      If I (a)   (wake) up late, I am late for work.

6.      If I am going to be late, I (a)   (give) you a ring and let you know.

7.      If you don’t feel well, you (a)   (not/have) to come with me.

8.      She (a)   (not/fail) if she had worked hard.

9.      If you solve these math tests, you (a)   (pass) the exam.

10.  If you (a)   (go) to the supermarket, please bring back the carton of milk.

11.  You would have passed your exam, if you (a)   (work) harder.

12.  I will stay home, if it (a)   (rain) tomorrow.

13.  If I won the lottery, I (a)   (buy) a really nice house.

14.  People die, if they (a)   (not/breath).

15.  If I didn't mess up, I (a)   (not/lose) the girl.

16.  The people will face water shortage if the population (a)   (increase).

17.  If I (a)   (be) you, I would by a new sport car.

18.  If I had magic, I would (a)   (build) an empire.

19.  If it (a)   (rain), you would have gotten wet.

20.  If I meet Bopha, I (a)   (ask) her to wait for you.

21.  If I had a helicopter, I (a)   (take) you around the country.

22.  My brother (a)   (hit) me, if he were here.

23.  If she gets lost, she (a)   (not/arrive) her home.

24.  You should (a)   (tell) her before she bought a new car.

25.  You (a)   (get) water if you mix hydrogen and oxygen.

26.  She (a)   (miss) the bus if she doesn’t leave soon.

27.  If I (a)   (win) the lottery, I will buy a big house.

28.  He (a)   (be) on time for the interview if he had left the house at nine.

29.  If she (a)   (study), she would have passed the exam.

30.  If you (a)   (be) blind, you cannot see.

31.  If she can go out tonight, she (a)   (go) to the cinema.

32.  If he (a)   (try) to study, he would have passed the test.

34.  If you (a)   (be) absent more than 30%, you fail the class automatically.

34.  If you drop the vase, it (a)   (break).

35.  If I (a)   (have) money back then, I could have bought many lands.

36.  If I drink coffee in the morning, I (a)   (feel) good all day.

37.  If I eat a lot of dinner, I (a)   (not/be) able to sleep well tonight.

38.  If I have a test tomorrow, I (a)   (study) tonight.

39. If I (a)   (miss) any items, I would have passed the test.

40.  If I (a)   (have) money, I would buy a Ferrari.

41.  If he (a)   (get) sick, he might have won the football competition.

42.  If it (a)   (be) windy, I would go out with my friends.

43.  If I won the lottery, I (a)   (buy) a new house.

44.  If I (a)   (not/eat) so much, I wouldn’t have felt sick.

45.  If you work hard, you (a)   (earn) a lot of money.

46.  If I (a)   (be) Barcelona manager, I would keep Messi in the club.

47.  If they have gone for a walk, they (a)   (turn) the lights off.

48.  Would you mind if I (a)   (open) the window?

49.  If Chandra (a)   (take) the pill regularly, his illness wouldn’t have been serious like this.

50.  If we (a)   (do) the homework, we would not have been scolded by the teacher. 

51.  If they had known each other, they (a)   (get) married.

52.  If I (a)   (go) to Japan, I’ll visit Tokyo.

53.  If you work harder, you (a)   (get) more money from me.

54.  If you hadn’t bought the theatre tickets, we (a)   (watch) TV tonight.

55.  If I (a)   (be)a millionaire, I would donate a lot of money to help others.

56.  The glass will shatter into pieces if it (a)   (drop).

57.  If you (a)   (be) late, we could have watched the movie on time.

58.  We will stay home if it (a)   (rain) tomorrow.

59.  If water reaches 100 Degree Celsius, it (a)   (boil).

60.  If snow gets warm, it (a)   (melt).

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

62.  If he (a)   (talk) to me, I would have listened to him.

63.  If I (a)   (wake) up late, I will be late for work.

64.  If people (a)   (not/eat) well, they won’t be healthy.

65.  If I (a)   (be) you, I would get a new job.

66.  If we weren’t friends, I (a)   (be) angry with you.

67.  If I could turn back time, I (a)   (help) him.

68.  If I (a)   (be) born in a different country, I would learn to speak a different language.

69.  I would have told him, if I (a)   (see) him.

70.  Would you mind if I (a)   (close) the window?

71.  If I had a lot of money, I (a)   (give) some to the charity.

72.  I would go to the market if my mom (a)   (go) with me.

73.  She should not have destroyed the wall if her brother (a)   (not/paint) it black.

74.  If he (a)   (know) the story behind it, he would not have run away.

75.  If you freeze the water, it (a)   (become) ice.

76.  If you wake up late, you (a)   (miss) the bus.

77.  If I won a million dollars, I (a)   (buy) a new car.

78.  If I had met her at the party, I (a)   (ask) her about the lesson.

79.  You will not pass the exam unless you (a)   (study) hard.

80.  If I had had time, I (a)   (go) shopping with you.

81.  I would have told you, if I (a)   the window.

82.  If I (a)   (not/do) it, nobody would do it.

83.  Would you mind if my sister (a)   (leave) first?

84.  If they (a)   (go) for a walk, they would have turned the lights off.

85.  If they (a)   (find) the solution, they wouldn’t have decided to divorce.

86.  If you (a)   (stand) under the rain, you get wet.

87.  If you (a)   (like) her, you should confess.

88.  He would have passed the test, if he (a)   (not/play) truant.

89.  It won’t be called conditional forms, if it (a)   (not/have) any conditions.

90.  If you don’t love me, I (a)   (marry) your father.