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Michael (buy) the house if it (not / cost) so much.
would have bought / had not cost
They (not / go) to Spain if they (not / learn) Spanish.
would not have gone / had not learned
If you (ask) me, I (tell) you. But you didn't, so...
If I (live) 200 years ago, I would have been a farmer.
had lived
If my parents had known that I was there, they would have been angry. (They were angry - true?))
False
Melanie would have bought that laptop if it had been on sale. (Melanie didn't buy the laptop - true?))
True
We would have gone to the theater if we had been able to get tickets. (We didn't go the theater - true?))
True
I would have told him the truth if I had known it. (I told him the truth - true?)
False
Last week, you lost your passport at the airport and couldn't board the plane.
If I hadn't lost my passport, I'd have boarded the plane \ gone on holiday.
Yesterday you injured your neck in a car accident because you weren't wearing a seatbelt.
If I had worn a seatbelt yesterday, I wouldn't have injured my neck in a car accident.
You had a good idea for a new product and got promoted.
If I hadn't had that idea about a new product, I wouldn't have gotten promoted.
You're invited to a party with some A-stars and think of meeting one of them.
If I met Leo De Caprio, I would definitely ask him on a date.
You really need some money for a new phone and you start thinking about robbing someone in the street.
If I robbed someone in the street, I could finally buy that Iphone 15
