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If he scored the penalty, we would won Saturday's game.
If he had score the penalty, we would have won Saturday's game.
I would have buy a cakes this morning if I'd known you were come.
I would have bought a cake this morning if I'd known you were coming.
If I had eaten so many cheese last night, I wouldn't felt terrible now.
If I hadn´t eaten so much cheese last night, I wouldn't feel terrible now.
If my grandmother was alive, she would has loved to see my graduate.
If my grandmother were alive, she would have loved to see me graduate.
If I hadn´t bought that printer then, it be worth many money now.
If I'd bought that printer then, it wold be worth a lot of money now.
If I explained the problem to my sister, she be happy to helping me.
If I explain the problem to my sister, she'll be happy to help me.
We'll be late for the film if we didn´t hurry up.
We'll be late for the film if we don´t hurry up.
If I didn't needs the money, I would have worked less.
If I didn't need the money, I would work less.
If you will get a red card, you can't play in the rest of the game.
If you got a red card, you can't play in the rest of the game.
What would you say if he ask you in a date?
What would you say if he asked you on a date?
Rewrite the senteces into one single sentece: Alice has two brother. they are great doctors.
Alice has two bothers who are great doctors.
Rewrite the senteces into one single sentece: The woman is from Uganda. She got a new microloan.
The woman who/ that is from Uganda got a new microloan.
Rewrite the senteces into one single sentece: Everyone learned a lot. They took business cloasses.
Everyone who / that took business cloasses learned a lot.
Rewrite the senteces into one single sentece: Where are the sneakers? They were very expensive.
Where are the sneakers that/ which were very expensive?
Rewrite the senteces into one single sentece: I don´t like robots. they looked alike humans
I don´t like robots that/ which looked alike humans
