My French isn't very good. That's probably why I didn't get the job. (I might...)
I might have got the job if my French wasn't so bad/ was better.
I didn't take any books with me on holiday. I got really bored. (If I...)
If I'd taken a few books with me on holiday, I might not have got bored.
If she ____ (find) his name on the Internet, they might never ___ (see) each other again.
hadn't found / have seen
He didn't revise for his exams. He regrets this now. (He wishes...)
He wishes he'd revised for his exams.
____ I known it was going to rain so heavily, I would have taken my waterproofs.
Had
I couldn't see the film on telly last night. That was a pity - I really wanted to. (I'd really...)
I'd really like to have seen the film on telly last night.
Had I known it was going to rain so heavily, I ____ (take) my waterproofs.
would have taken
If I didn't have three kids and a mortgage, I'd ____ (give up) this job a long time ago.
have given up
If they ____ (loose) their last three matches, they'd ____ (be) top of the league now.
hadn't lost / be
We didn't get back in time to see him. It was a real shame. (If only...)
If only we'd got back in time to see him.
It's a good job Steve was there. Thanks to him we were able to get the car started. (If it...)
If it hadn't been for Steve, we couldn't have got the car started.
If it ____ (be) for her quick thinking, she could ___ (have) a serious accident.
hadn't been / have had
My parents bought me an iPod. An iPad would have been better. (I'd rather...)
I'd rather my parents had bought me an iPad (than an iPod).