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If they had listened to the directions, would they have gotten lost?
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If she had taken the earlier train, would she have been on time?
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If you had told me earlier, would I have been able to help you?
third conditional
If we had a bigger house, could we have more guests?
second conditional
If he proposed to her, would she be surprised?
second conditional
If I won the lottery, would I travel around the world?
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If you don't hurry, will you miss the bus?
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If she gets the promotion, will she be happy?
first conditional
If it rains, will we stay inside?
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If we hadn't brought an umbrella, we would have gotten soaked.
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He wouldn't have been so upset if she had told him the truth.
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If they hadn't been so careless, the accident wouldn't have happened.
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She wouldn't have missed the flight if she hadn't woken up late.
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If I hadn't studied, I wouldn't have passed the course.
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If we had taken a taxi, we would have arrived on time.
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He would have gotten the job if he had performed better in the interview.
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If they had saved more money, they could have gone on vacation.
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She would have been angrier if he hadn't apologized.
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If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended.
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If we didn't want to go, we wouldn't be here.
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He wouldn't say that if he knew the facts.
second conditional
If they didn't live so far away, we would see them more often.
second conditional
She wouldn't be so tired if she went to bed earlier.
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If I didn't have to work, I wouldn't wake up early.
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If we knew the answer, we would tell you.
second conditional
He would be a better player if he practiced more.
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If they lived in a bigger city, they would go to more concerts.
second conditional
She would travel more if she had more vacation time.
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If I had a million dollars, I would buy a big house.
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If they don't offer a discount, I will not buy it.
first conditional
If she calls me, I will let you know.
first conditional
You will feel better if you get some rest.
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If I finish my work early, I will go for a walk.
first conditional
They will cancel the picnic if it continues to storm.
first conditional
If he studies hard, he will pass the exam.
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We will travel to the beach if the weather is nice next weekend.
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If you don't hurry, you will miss the bus.
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She will be very happy if she gets the promotion.
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If it rains this afternoon, we will stay inside.
first conditional
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