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C2 conditionals (Hard)

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  • Don´t worry if you have no time, I can do it if need be.
    Correct
  • But for Mark works hard, we would never have finished the project on time
    Wrong - But for Mark's hard work/But for Mark having worked hard, we would never...
  • You ought not have RSVPed having known that you couldn´t make it.
    Wrong - … knowning that you couldn´t make it.
  • If Nancy should call, tell her I´m expecting her in my office.
    Correct
  • It´s high time you buck your ideas up. You´re not a child anymore!
    Wrong - ...bucked...
  • I wish I was making enough money to buy the Queen
    Wrong - was making -> made
  • Supposing Godzilla has eaten half of Tokyo, what shall we do?
    Correct
  • Had I not been working yesterday, I wouldn´t have been so exhausted.
    Correct
  • If only Tine would stop talking trash about me behind my back. She´s such a gossip.
    Correct
  • If it´s possible, I call you after the meeting.
    Wrong - I will call you...
  • Should Daryll have asked for his results, you´ll be able to find them in my office.
    Wrong - Should Daryll ask….
  • If that´s the case then we will have had it done by now.
    Wrong - will -> would
  • Even if she had all the time in the world, I doubt she´d finish on time.
    Correct
  • If she had thought a little harder about her career options, her experience mightn´t have been so bad.
    Correct
  • Correct? On condition that I am properly compensated, I would be willing to do more overtime
    Correct
  • When all is said and done, I promise to buy you that beer!
    Correct
  • If only I hadn´t said yes to such a high workload. I regret not having much free time.
    Correct
  • I wish I were able to speak French.
    Correct
  • If you trusted them, you may bitterly regret it.
    Correct
  • If I were you I might have signed up for the course as it´s free.
    Wrong - ...I might sign up...
  • I wish I was lying on a beach in sunny Spain instead of my dishevelled bedsit in Croydon.
    Correct OR I wish I were...
  • If you were more observant, you wouldn´t have missed the registration deadline.
    Correct
  • I wonder if she would admit defeat after such a convincing argument.
    Wrong - ...if she will admit defeat...
  • If he is as clever as they say he is, he should have been promoted by now.
    Correct
  • If you will continue to talk, You´ll be asked to leave.
    Correct
  • If we get there on time, we have a drink beforehand.
    Wrong - ...we will / we can have a drink...
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