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If you'd told me you were coming... a) I can get some food in. b) I'd have found us something to eat. c) I made a lovely dish.
b
If you're too ill to come... a) I'll come over and see you. b) I wouldn't have done all this for you. c) I asked someone else.
a
If I'd known you weren't coming... a) I wouldn't be very upset. b) I would like to know why c) I wouldn't have gone to so much trouble.
c
If you're not coming... a) perhaps you'd have the courtesy to tell me. b) we'd never have met. c) you'd be so lucky.
a
If only you'd come...a) I'll be the happiest girl alive. b) I'd have had a lovely time. c) I would look forward to it.
b
If you do decide to come...a) the party's always a success. b) I won't be coming either. c) let me know.
c
If you really don't want to come...a) I'll understand. b) I can't be sure. c) tell me tomorrow.
a
if I were ... (say) loved you, what would you do?
to say I
If it ... (rain) I would have gone out for a walk
had not rained/had not been raining
If you'd told me it was a surprise party, I ... (say) anything to Uncle Dave!
would not have said
Thanks for your help with the garden; I... (do) otherwise.
could not have done it
If only Mick had come to the disco, then we... (have) a great time!
would have had
..... (pay) the phone bill today, the phone will be cut off.
Unless you pay/If you do not pay
If I ... (had) your tools, I wouldn't have been able to fix the car
had not had
Those wires look a bit dangerous; .... (touch) if I were you.
I would not touch them
If ...(be) the goalkeeper's heroics, we would have lost the match.
it was not/were not for/it had not been for
