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If I had/’d had time yesterday, I would have/would come to visit you.
’d had / would have
If you will/would keep wasting your money, it’s no wonder you can’t/wouldn’t afford to go out!
will / can't
If you are entering/were entering that singing competition, I think you should start practising!
are entering
He would have been/would be waiting for hours if they weren’t seeing/hadn’t seen him through the window.
would have been / hadn't seen
I’ll give you a hand with your maths homework this afternoon if you think it helps/will help.
will help
If it isn’t/weren’t for your support, I doubt I felt/would be feeling so conident about the exams.
weren't / would be feeling
If you were to create/were creating a slogan for your life, what would it be?
were to create
If you ever saw/If you happen to see Carrie, please remind her about the class trip next week.
If you happen to see
If I had learnt another language, it will have made studying abroad easier.
it would have made
If you’re going to take a gap year, you might want to start thinking about where you want to go.
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We’ll just have to give our friendship a break if you won’t tell me what the problem is.
CORRECT
If I didn’t have to study, I’ll be hanging out at the beach. But the exam is next week!
I would be hanging out
I would have got there on time if the train hadn’t running late.
hadn't been running late
If it wasn’t your advice, I probably wouldn’t be going to university next year!
wasn't for
Accidents would be dramatically reduced if people don’t cross roads while texting, but everyone is addicted to their devices!
people didn't cross roads
You should compare your ideas with your partner if it’ll speed up the writing process.
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