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Lucy is tired now because she came home late last night.
If Lucy hadn’t come home late last night, she wouldn’t be tired now.
Peter revised his lesson so he would get bonus scores today.
If Peter hadn’t revised his lesson, he wouldn’t have gotten bonus scores today.
John didn’t learn English in high school, so he doesn’t have a good job.
If John had learned English in high school, he would have had a good job.
I am not rich. I didn’t buy a new car last month.
If I were rich, I would have bought a new car last month.
We can’t reach Tom’s house now because we didn’t ask for directions before.
We could reach Tom’s house now if we had asked for directions before.
You didn’t eat breakfast. Now you're very hungry.
If I had eaten breakfast, I wouldn’t be so hungry now.
Your friend forgot your birthday. Now you feel sad.
If my friend hadn’t forgotten my birthday, I wouldn’t feel sad.
You didn’t do your homework. Now the teacher is angry.
If I had done my homework, the teacher wouldn’t be angry.
She missed the bus. Now she’s late for school.
If she hadn’t missed the bus, she wouldn’t be late for school.
They didn’t invite us. We aren’t at the party.
If they had invited us, we would be at the party.
I don’t have money now because I spent too much yesterday.
If I hadn’t spent so much yesterday, I would have money now.
He didn’t study for the test. Now he feels nervous.
If he had studied for the test, he wouldn’t feel nervous now.
It’s raining now because we didn’t check the weather.
If we had checked the weather, it wouldn’t be raining now.
I’m not at the concert because I didn’t buy a ticket.
If I had bought a ticket, I would be at the concert.
We didn’t take an umbrella. Now we’re wet.
If we had taken an umbrella, we wouldn’t be wet now.
She didn’t charge her phone. Now she can’t call her mom.
If she had charged her phone, she could call her mom now.
