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She's sad because we forgot about her birthday. SHE...

She would not be sad if we hadn't forgotten about her birthday.

She missed the concert because her car broke down. SHE WOULDN'T...

She wouldn't have misssed the concert if her car hadn't broken down.

Mark didn't tell her it was a secret so she told Jim. IF MARK...

If Mark had told her it was a secret, she wouldn't have told Jim.

He's afraid of heights so he didn't go climbing with us. IF HE...

If he hadn't been afraid of heights he would have gone climbing with us.

Unless he phones immediately, he's going to miss us. HE'S GOING TO MISS US...

He's going to miss us unless he/if he doesn't phone(s) immediately.

She broke her leg so she couldn't go skiing. IF SHE...

If she hadn't broken her leg, she would have been able to go skiing.

I do not think is a good idea to keep so much money in your pocket. IF I WERE...

If I were you I wouldn't keep so much money in my pocket.

If you do not decide now, you will never find a better bargain. YOU WILL NEVER FIND...

You will never find a better bargain unless you/if you don't decide now.

I am not qualified so I didn't apply for that job. IF I WERE...

If I were qualified, I would have applied for that job.

You weren't careful enough, that's why the accident happened. THE ACCIDENT...

The accident wouldn't have happened if you had been careful enough.

I went to that disco and I lost my teeth in a fight. IF I...

If I hadn't gone to that disco, I wouldn't have lost my teeth in a fight.

In your place, I'd go straight to a hospital. IF I...

If I were you, I'd go straight to a hospital.

If you don't pay your phone bill, you'll be cut off. UNLESS...

Unless you pay your phone bill, you'll be cut off.

You can't be truly happy unless you learn to laugh at things. IF...

If you don't learn to laugh at things, you can't be truly happy.

I didn't understand the joke, so I didn't laugh. IF...

If I had understood the joke, I would have laughed.

If you don't start at once, you'll be late. UNLESS...

Unless you start at once, you'll be late.

She was late for school because she wasn't in time for the 8.20 bus. IF SHE...

If she had been on time for the 8.20 bus she wouldn't have been late for school.

I haven't got a map so I can't lend you one. IF I...

If I had a map I would lend it to you.

In case of fire, press the alarm. IF...

If there's fire, press the alarm.

I don't want to leave my present job. I can't find another one. UNLESS...

Unless I find another job, I won't leave my present one.

We could control pollution by making strict laws. IF...

If we made strict laws, we could control pollution.

He wrote the message in code in order to avoid being discovered. IF...

If he hadn't written the message in code, he would have been discovered.

You feel bad because you didn't apologise to her last night. IF YOU...

If you had apologised to her last night, you wouldn't feel bad.

He is well-known because he has starred in successful films. IF...

If he hadn't starred in successful films, he wouldn't be well-known.

I couldn't visit my grandparents because I didn't have time. IF...

If I had had time, I would have visited my grandparents.

I'm very stubborn. I can't admit I was wrong. I COULD...

I could admit I was wrong if I weren't so stubborn.

I used the dictionary. Otherwise, I wouldn't have known the answers. IF I...

If I hadn't used the dictionary I wouldn't have known the answer.

You work too fast; that's why you make so many mistakes. IF YOU...

If you worked slower, you wouldn't make so many mistakes.

The shops don't deliver now, which makes life difficult. IF THE...

If the shops delivered now it would make life easier.

He smokes too much. That's why he can't get rid of his cough. IF HE SMOKED...

If he smoked less, he would get rid of his cough.

I didn't know the ice was thin, so I was walking on it quite confidently. IF I'D...

If I'd known the ice was thin I wouldn't have walked on it so confidently.

We only came by bus because there were no taxis. IF THERE...

If there had been any taxis, we wouldn't have come by bus.

You didn't tell me we had run out of bread, so I didn't buy any. IF YOU...

If you had told me we had run out of bread I would have bought some.

I think it would be a good idea to speak to the manager first. IF I WERE...

If I were you I would speak to the manager first.

I won't organise the party unless you arrange the food. I'LL ORGANISE THE PARTY...

I'll organise the party as long as you arrange the food.

I only told you because I thought you would be interested. I WOULND'T...

I wouldn't have told you if I thought you weren't interested.

You can use my bicycle as long as you promise to look after it. I'LL LET YOU USE MY BIKE IF...

I'll let you use my bike if you promise to look after it.

You didn't study so I'm not surprised you failed. IF YOU...

If you had studied you might not/wouldn't have failed.

You should look after your things better. IF I WERE YOU...

If I were you I would look after my things better.

I didn't get the job because I don't have a degree. I WOULD...

I would have got the job if I had (had) a degree.

She invited you because she thought you wanted to go. SHE WOULDN'T...

She wouldn't have invited you if she thought you didn't want to go.

I won't help you unless you try harder. I WILL ONLY...

I will only help you if you try harder.

He's angry because he broke his phone. HE WOULDN'T...

He wouldn't be angry if he hadn't broken his phone.

I arrived late because I missed the 10.30 bus. IF I'D CAUGHT...

If I'd caught the 10.30 train, I would have arrived on time.

Roberto arrived late this morning because his train was delayed. IF THE TRAIN...

If the train had arrived on time, Roberto would not have arrived late this morning.