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If we (know) what a long journey it was, we wouldn't have gone.

had known

I'm sure that if he works hard, he (succeed).

will succeed

If you (listen) to the advice I gave you when you left, this would never have happened.

had listened

If the posters (not / be) big enough, we'll swap them for bigger ones.

aren't

Even if he had to get up at five o'clock, he (not / complain).

wouldn't complain

Take the train. If you went by car, you (not / get) there any earlier.

wouldn't get

She's vegetarian. If there (not / be) any meat in the curry, she would have eaten it.

hadn't been

If he doesn't take his phone with him this afternoon, he (not / find) the way.

won't find

If we (miss) the next bus, we'll be late for the meeting.

miss

I'd be surprised if tourist trips to the moon (become) a regular thing.

became

It would be strange if Sally (not / visit) her grandma occasionally.

didn't visit

If she (not / live) in the city, she'd get bored.

didn't live

If he (not / drink) so much beer yesterday, he would have slept better.

hadn't drunk

If they (not / score) that goal in the last minute, they would have been relegated.

hadn't scored

If Mum (not / have) her tea in the morning, she's grumpy all day.

doesn't have

It (be) easy to cheat in exams if everybody sat next to each other.

would be

It was very funny. You (laugh) if you'd been there.

would have laughed

Poor goldfish! They wouldn't have died if the children (look) after them properly.

had looked

If it (not / be) a rude question, I'd ask her how old she was.

wasn't

Be careful! If you try to run, you (spill) that orange juice.

will spill

The microwave doesn't work. If I (press) the button, nothing happens.

press

How lucky! If we'd been a little bit later, we (miss) seeing you.

would have missed

Bill (take) a job in Berlin if he was offered one there.

would take

If you found a lot of money on the street, what (you / do) with it?

would you do

If you'd told me before, I (help) you.

would have helped

If we'd gone by train, we (not / damage) the car on that wall.

wouldn't have damaged

Poor Fred. He (probably / get) the job if he hadn't been ill on the day of the interview.

would probably have got

If you (not / give) house plants water, they die.

don't give

If you (read) a lot of English, you don't necessarily learn how to pronounce the words.

read

If more people cycled to work, there (not / be) so many cars on the road.

wouldn't be

If it (not / rain) tomorrow, we'll go to the zoo.

doesn't rain

Come on, let's start. If we work together on this job, it (not / take) long.

won't take

If Sally (decide) to move to Berlin permanently, Tom would probably apply for jobs there, too.

decided

If that jacket I ordered (not / fit) me, I'll have to send it back.

doesn't fit

If he (start) early enough, he'll be there by lunch time.

starts

If the temperature (drop) below zero, water freezes.

drops

If horses (not / live) with other horses, they get lonely.

don't live

She's very sensitive. She screams if she (see) a spider.

sees

It (not / make) any difference, even if we'd planned more carefully.

wouldn't have made

If Darren (not / go) to the gym twice a week, he feels guilty.

doesn't go

The hotel guests (complain) if breakfast was only served between 6 and 7 a.m.

would complain

He (not / go) the wrong way if he'd looked at the signpost.

wouldn't have gone

What would you do if you suddenly (come) face to face with a bear?

came

If the politicians (not / do) something soon, climate change will get out of hand.

don't do

We would have arrived a lot earlier if there (not / be) so much traffic on the roads.

hadn't been

It's so gloomy in here. It would be cosier if we (light) a candle.

lit / lighted

If he (not / work) at home, he would get more exercise.

didn't work

If Sally (go) anywhere near a cat, she gets asthma.

goes