If you hurry up, you won’t miss the deadline. (don't)

If it weren’t for the state of the economy, A we will be successful. B we are better off. C we would be doing quite well.

If you hurry up, you won’t miss the deadline. (or)

If you’d told me you weren’t feeling well,                                        A I can get you some medicine. B I’d have called a doctor.              C I phoned the hospital.

If they offered you the job, would you accept? (were to)

Provided they agree to give me a pay rise, A I’ll be the happiest employee here. B I’d have had a smile on my face. C I would look forward to it.

I won’t go out for dinner if you aren’t coming. (unless)

I’ll play tennis with you on the condition that you buy lunch afterwards. (long)

Without her encouragement, I would have given up years ago. (but)

I’ll play tennis with you on the condition that you buy lunch afterwards. (provided)

If you do decide to come to the meeting, A it’s really useful. B I will be going too. C let me know.

If they offered you the job, would you accept? (happened)

If I hadn’t have got off at the wrong stop, A I will arrive on time for the interview B I would have arrived on time for the interview C I arrived on time for the the interview.