Share Second and Third conditional - paraphrasing
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Luke missed the train. He was late for the interview.
If Luke hadn't missed the train, he wouldn't have been late for the interview.
Millie didn't buy the top. She didn't have enough money.
Millie would have bought the top if she had had enough money.
It started snowing. We didn't reach the top.
If it hadn't started snowing, we would have reached the top.
Matt doesn't work very hard. He won't get promoted.
If Matt worked very hard, he would get promoted.
Rebecca drinks too much coffee. She sleeps badly.
If Rebecca didn't drink too much coffee, she wouldn't sleep badly.
I don't drive to work. There's so much traffic.
I would drive to work if there wasn't so much traffic.
Vicki doesn't have many friends because she complains all the time.
Vicki would have many friends if she didn't complain all the time.
You sprained your ankle because you weren't looking where you were going.
You wouldn't have sprained your ankle if you had been looking where you were going.
I took my jacket so I didn't get cold.
I would have got cold if I hadn't taken a jacket.
We ran for the bus. We caught it.
If we hadn't run for the bus, we wouldn't have caught it.
You get sunburnt because you don't use enough sun cream.
If you used more sun cream, you wouldn't get sunburnt.
They hadn't read the book, so they didn't really understand the film.
They would have understood the film if they had read the book.
We missed the last bus because we left the party too late.
If we'd left the party earlier, we wouldn't have missed the last bus.
There wasn't much snow, so we didn't make a snowman.
If there had been more snow, we would have made a snowman.
They don't go out much, so they don´t spend a lot of money.
If they went out a lot, they would spend a lot of money.
