If my parents ... (not / have to) work, we would spend more time together.
didn't have to
(1st) We ... (go) to a restaurant when my dad ... (get) home.
will go / gets
We ... (go) swimming if it was warm enough.
would
If Adam ... (keep) messing around, people won't take him seriously.
keeps
(1st) If Henry ... (not / get) good grades, he ... (be able) to go to England this year.
doesn't get / won't be able to
Emily won't become a good architect if she ... (not / go) to university.
doesn't go
(1st) If you ... (not / hurry) up, we ... (miss) the train.
don't hurry / will miss
(1st) If he ... (start) calling you names, I ... (ask) him to leave.
starts / will ask
(2st) If you ... (read) this book, you ... (understand) why I love Harry Potter so much.
read / would understand
(2nd) I ... (be) surprised if I ... (see) Cristiano Ronaldo speaking Ukrainian in an interview.
would be / saw
(2nd) If I ... (find) a gold watch on the beach, I ... (not / keep) it.
found / wound't keep
(1st) If you ... (not be) up by 9 tomorrow, we ... (go) to breakfast without you.
are not / will go
(1st) My parents ... (be) proud of me if I ... (win) the championship.
will be / win
(2nd) She ... (talk) behind your back if she ... (be) your friend.
wouldn't talk / were
(2nd) If he ... (be) a streamer, he ... (get) paid for playing video games.
were / would get paid