In case you (a)   a car, will you teach me to drive? (buy)

She (a)   angry now if you had told her about it. (be)

If they (a)   our product when we asked them, they would get a discount now. (support)

Even if I (a)   him yesterday, he wouldn't come. (ask)

It will be a disaster unless Joyce (a)   us. (help)

If you (a)   something to eat in the morning, you wouldn't feel sick now. (have)

I wouldn't have risked it if I (a)   you. (be)

The chicken isn't very good. It (a)   better if you had put some spices on it. (taste)

I wouldn't (a)   to the dancing lessons if I could dance. (go)

If I had got the job, I (a)   grateful to you for ever. (be)

Unless she (a)   the test she will get her driving license next week. (fail)

How would you explain the meaning of this word if you (a)   it? (not know)

We would be happier now if you (a)   the dinner when we called you. (not refuse)

If I were you, I (a)   there tomorrow. (not go)

If Ken (a)   the car, who will do it? (not mend)

If I (a)   in a hurry when I got up, I wouldn't catch the train. (not be)

She won't finish it on time if she (a)   right now. (not start)

If I had driven slowly, I (a)   in the hospital now. (not be)

She would be a bit overweight if she (a)   to exercise a few months ago. (not begin)