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You didn’t bring your umbrella yesterday, so you got wet.
If you had brought your umbrella yesterday, you wouldn’t have gotten wet.
I don’t know how to drive, so I can’t go on a road trip.
If I knew how to drive, I would go on a road trip.
She didn’t study for the test, so she failed it.
If she had studied for the test, she would have passed.
They don’t have enough money, so they can’t travel abroad.
If they had more money, they would travel abroad.
He didn’t apply for the job, so he didn’t get it.
If he had applied for the job, he would have gotten it.
She missed the train because she left the house late.
If she left the house earlier, she wouldn’t miss the train.
I don’t speak Italian, so I can’t work in Rome.
If I spoke Italian, I could work in Rome.
He didn’t bring his glasses, so he couldn’t read the menu.
If he had brought his glasses, he could have read the menu.
We don’t live near the beach, so we can’t go swimming every day.
If we lived near the beach, we could go swimming every day.
They didn’t book the tickets early, so they couldn’t get good seats.
If they had booked the tickets early, they could have gotten good seats.
You don’t have a bicycle, so you can’t join us on the bike ride.
If you had a bicycle, you could join us on the bike ride.
He didn’t tell me about the meeting, so I didn’t attend.
If he had told me about the meeting, I would have attended.
The weather isn’t warm enough, so we can’t have a picnic.
If the weather were warmer, we could have a picnic.
I didn’t save my document, so I lost all my work.
If I had saved my document, I wouldn’t have lost all my work.
They don’t have experience in marketing, so they can’t apply for the position.
If they had experience in marketing, they could apply for the position.
I didn’t bring my jacket, so I was cold.
If I had brought my jacket, I wouldn’t have been cold.
