Conditionals

I wish I ......... for dinner as it looks delicious, but unfortunately, I have to collect my mother for her sister's house now. (stay)

If I were you, I ...... to a smaller house. (move)

If our caravan ....... with a shower, it ......... more practical for longer holidays. (equip/be)

I wish we ........ a suitable house for sale there, but it seems that we may have to hire one temporarily. (find)

New strict laws to combat illegal immigration into the UK mean that if a lorry driver .......... an illegal immigrant into the country, he personally ......... a £2000 fine. (bring/face)

You ........ determined if you ........ to give up smoking permanently. (be/want)

If I ....... you would be on your own all weekend, I ........ you over to our house. (know/invite)

If our health service were indeed excellent, Mrs Beard ........ two years for a hip replacement operation, during which time she has been hardly able to move. (wait)

I don't know why you waste your money on sports centre membership. If you ...... along the coastal path every morning, you ........ fit without spending a penny. (run/get)

You had better complain to the manager if you think you ........ an unfair proportion of the work. (give in passive voice)

If you give me your tape recorder and a cassette in plenty of time, then, of course, I ....... the lecture for you on the day of your Aunt's funeral. (record)

I'm sure my daughter ........ university life if she ......... but she is so shy. (enjoy/socialise)