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If I had studied harder (If + past perfect)
I would have passed the exam (would have + past participle)
If she had left earlier (If + past perfect)
she would have caught the train (would have + past participle)
If they had invited us (If + past perfect)
we would have gone to the party (would have + past participle)
If he had asked for help (If + past perfect)
he wouldn’t have made a mistake (wouldn’t have + past participle)
If I had known about the meeting (If + past perfect)
I would have attended (would have + past participle)
If we had booked tickets earlier (If + past perfect)
we would have gotten better seats (would have + past participle)
If she hadn’t forgotten her passport (If + past perfect)
she would have traveled with us (would have + past participle)
If it had rained yesterday (If + past perfect)
we would have stayed inside (would have + past participle)
If I had gone to bed earlier (If + past perfect)
I wouldn’t have been so tired (wouldn’t have + past participle)
If they had studied (If + past perfect)
they would have done better on the test (would have + past participle)
If he had driven more carefully (If + past perfect)
he wouldn’t have had an accident (wouldn’t have + past participle)
If I hadn’t eaten so much (If + past perfect)
I wouldn’t have felt sick (wouldn’t have + past participle)
If we had known the weather forecast (If + past perfect)
we wouldn’t have gone hiking (wouldn’t have + past participle)
If I had seen the sign (If + past perfect)
I would have turned left (would have + past participle)
If they had called me earlier (If + past perfect)
I would have helped them (would have + past participle)
If I had saved more money (If + past perfect)
I would have bought a new phone (would have + past participle)
