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She didn’t like reading. For that reason, she didn’t go to the library. (supposing)
Supposing she liked reading, she would have gone to the library.
You didn’t tell me about the march. I wouldn’t have gone anyway. (even if)
Even if you had told me about the march, I wouldn’t have gone anyway.
They watched the documentary about the famine and gave some money to charity. (if)
If they hadn’t watched the documentary about the famine, they wouldn’t have given some / any money to charity.
You live near the school, so you don’t have to take the bus. But you always cycle everywhere. (even if)
Even if you didn’t live near the school, you wouldn’t take the bus (because you always cycle everywhere).
He loves politics, so he often listens to politicians’ speeches. (supposing)
Supposing he didn’t love politics, he wouldn’t often listen to politicians’ speeches.
He spoke passionately about the cause. He wouldn’t have done if he didn’t believe in it. (unless)
He wouldn’t have spoken so passionately about the cause unless he believed in it.
If they __ (keep) acting like that, they __ (get) in a lot of trouble.
keep - will get
We ___ (be) at the movies now if we __ (call) an Uber earlier.
would be - had called
If you follow the river, you _________ (see) the college on the right.
will see
If you __ (train) harder, you __ (obtain) the gold medal but you didn't do it.
had trained - would have obtained
If I were free, I ___________ (go) to the concert.
would go
You will lose your friends if you ___________(not make) more effort to see them.
don't make
I ____________ (enjoy) shopping if I ______(can) buy anything I wanted.
would enjoy / could
If I _______ (be) you, I __________(take) the train instead of the bus, it's faster.
were - would take
If we ________(beat) Manchester United next Saturday, we _________(go) to the top of the league.
beat - will go
If he ________(sleep) for less than eight hours, he ____________ (be) bad-tempered all morning.
sleeps - is
