If you had told me you were a vegetarian, ... + and -
I would have grilled you some cheese. / I wouldn't have fried so much meat.
You would have enjoyed the party if ... + and -
the music had been better. / you hadn't had a headache.
The boss wouldn't have sacked Larry if ... + and -
he had worked harder. / he hadn't blown up the office.
If we had known it was your birthday, ... + and -
we had made a cake for you. / we hadn't told you off for being late.
You would have slept better if ... + and -
you had read a book before going to sleep. / it hadn't been so hot.
Would you have helped Mary if ... + and -
she had asked you? / you hadn't had to go to school?
George wouldnt have gone skiing if ... + and -
the weather had been hotter. / there hadn't been snow in the mountains.
How would you have got to school if ... + and -
there had been a traffic jam? / your father hadn't driven you there?
Tom wouldn't have missed his flight if ... + and -
you had taken him to the airport. / he hadn't overslept.
If I had had the money, ... + and -
I would have bought the car. / I wouldn't have asked my mom to pay my coffee.
I would have won a million pounds if ... + and -
I had played the lottery. / I hadn't trown away my lottery ticket.
You could have travelled to France if ... + and -
you had saved more money. / you hadn't been ill.
Ben would have failed the exam unless ...
he studied so much.
I would have got better marks at school if ... + and -
I had studied harder. / I hadn't played truant so often.
We could have stayed in the hotel if ... + and -
we had booked a room in advance. / it hadn't been full.
If it hadn't been raining so heavily, ... + and -
e.g.: Mark and his father woud have gone fishing. / we wouldn't have stayed at home.