If I___to stay at university, I'll probably do a PhD or a master's degree. (decide)
If I decide to stay at university, I'll probably do a PhD or a master's degree.
If you didn't spend so much on clothes, you ___borrow money all the time. (not have to)
If you didn't spend so much on clothes, you wouldn't have to borrow money all the time
I think my sister and her boyfriend__soon, if they can afford to pay for the wedding. (get married)
I think my sister and her boyfriend will get marries soon, if they can afford to pay for the wedding.
If I have time over the summer, I___for an internship. (apply)
If I have time over the summer, I will apply for an internship.
I think Andy might get a scholarship if he __on working hard. (keep)
I think Andy might get a scholarship if he keeps on working hard.
If we __ a bigger house, we could rent a couple of rooms to students. (buy)
If we bought a bigger house, we could rent a couple of rooms to students.
I might enjoy my job more if I __ such awful colleagues. (not have)
I might enjoy my job more if I didn't have such awful colleagues.
If I __ get a job, I won't retake my exams. (can)
If I can get a job, I won't retake my exams.
My tutor says I must attend all the seminars if I__ to fail. (not want)
My tutor says I must attend all the seminars if I don't want to fail.
I'd get more job offers if I __ better qualified. (be)
I'd get more job offers if I were better qualified.
If she __ her own car, she doesn't I wouldn't need to borrow yours. (have)
If she had her own car, she doesn't I wouldn't need to borrow yours.
We can't help you unless you __ us what the problem is. (tell)
We can't help you unless you tell us what the problem is.
I __ go there unless I really had to. (not go)
I won't go there unless I really had to.
If you __ find the street, just give me a ring. (cannot)
If you can't find the street, just give me a ring.
