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If I hadn't studied, I wouldn't have passed the course.

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If I didn't have to work, I wouldn't wake up early.

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If they lived in a bigger city, they would go to more concerts.

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If we hadn't brought an umbrella, we would have gotten soaked.

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She wouldn't have missed the flight if she hadn't woken up late.

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He wouldn't have been so upset if she had told him the truth.

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If they don't offer a discount, I will not buy it.

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She would have been angrier if he hadn't apologized.

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If it rains, will we stay inside?

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If we had taken a taxi, we would have arrived on time.

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If you don't hurry, will you miss the bus?

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If I had known about the meeting, I would have attended.

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He would be a better player if he practiced more.

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If you don't hurry, you will miss the bus.

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If I had a million dollars, I would buy a big house.

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If he proposed to her, would she be surprised?

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If they hadn't been so careless, the accident wouldn't have happened.

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If I won the lottery, would I travel around the world?

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She will be very happy if she gets the promotion.

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He would have gotten the job if he had performed better in the interview.

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They will cancel the picnic if it continues to storm.

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We will travel to the beach if the weather is nice next weekend.

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She wouldn't be so tired if she went to bed earlier.

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If we didn't want to go, we wouldn't be here.

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If you had told me earlier, would I have been able to help you?

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If he studies hard, he will pass the exam.

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She would travel more if she had more vacation time.

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You will feel better if you get some rest.

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If she had taken the earlier train, would she have been on time?

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If it rains this afternoon, we will stay inside.

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If they had listened to the directions, would they have gotten lost?

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If we had a bigger house, could we have more guests?

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If she gets the promotion, will she be happy?

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If they had saved more money, they could have gone on vacation.

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If she calls me, I will let you know.

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If we knew the answer, we would tell you.

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He wouldn't say that if he knew the facts.

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If I finish my work early, I will go for a walk.

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If they didn't live so far away, we would see them more often.

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