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You forgot to call your friend to wish him good luck for his driving test. (3rd conditional)

I would have called (you) if I hadn't forgotten (if I had remembered).

I can't borrow my brother's shirt unless ...

... I wash it before giving it back to him.

Complete the sentence: "If you tell anyone my secret, ... ."

... I'll be very angry with you.

I'll give her the news as soon as ...

... I see her.

Finish this sentence: "I´ll never pass all my exams ..."

"... if I don´t do some work."

If he ... (not/notice) the mould in one of his glass dishes, Alexander Fleming ... (never/discover) penicillin.

If he HADN'T NOTICED the mould in one of his glass dishes, Alexander Fleming WOULD NEVER HAVE DISCOVERED penicillin.

If you hadn't given me such good advice, ...

... I wouldn't have solved my problem.

Rewrite with a conditional: "I don't have a car, so I have to wait for the bus every day."

If I had a car, I wouldn't have to wait for the bus every day.

We don't visit our relatives because they live far away. (CLOSER)

If our relatives lived closer, we would visit them.

We're close friends because we have a lot in common. (WOULDN'T)

We wouldn't be close friends if we didn't have a lot in common.

Rewrite with a conditional: "We didn't enjoy our trip because it rained all the time."

We could (would) have enjoyed our trip if it hadn't rained all the time.

You want to go to the party next week, but you want to go with a friend. (1st conditional - UNLESS)

I won't go to the party unless I go with a friend.

I wouldn't have known about the wedding if ...

... I hadn't checked their Instagram.

Your friend calls for help before a big exam, but you don't have any time. (2nd conditional)

I would help you if I had (the) time.

Don't tell your parents if you don't have to. (UNLESS)

Don't tell your parents unless you have to.

If Wendy ignores you, perhaps it will help to smile at her. (MAY)

If Wendy ignores you, it may help to smile at her.

You promise to phone your parents at the first opportunity you get. (time clause)

I will phone you as soon as I can.

When people ... (not do) enough exercise, they ... (often/put on) weight.

When people DON'T DO enough exercise, they OFTEN PUT ON weight.

Ian took me for granted, so I broke up with him. (WOULDN'T)

If Ian hadn't taken me for granted, I wouldn't have broken up with him.

You'll get over your old girlfriend, and then you can move on. (AS SOON AS)

As soon as you get over your old girlfriend, you can move on.

Take my advice and treat Gina with respect. (WERE)

I would treat Gina with respect if I were you.

He would make a better impression if ...

... he had his hair cut.

Rewrite this sentence using a conditional: "I won't get the job because I can´t use Excel properly."

If I could use Excel properly, I would get the job.

I didn't ask you for help because I didn't need it. (IF)

I would have asked you for help if I had needed it.