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  • If I ____ (speak) perfect English, I ____ (have) a good job.
    [ spoke ][ 'd have ]
  • If we ____ (win) the lottery, we ____ (travel) the world.
    [ won ][ 'd travel ]
  • If I ____ (be) you, I ____ (get) a new job.
    [ were ][ 'd get ]
  • She ____ (be) happier if she ____ (have) more friends.
    [ 'd be ][ had ]
  • We ____ (not/be) late again if we ____ (buy) a new car.
    [ wouldn't be ][ bought ]
  • We ____ (come) to dinner if we ____ (have) time.
    [ 'd come ][ had ]
  • If I ____ (have) enough money, I ____ (buy) a big house.
    [ had ][ 'd buy ]
  • I ____ (marry) someone famous if I ____ (be) a movie star.
    [ 'd marry ][ were ]
  • If he ____ (be) younger, he ____ (travel) more.
    [ was ][ 'd travel ]
  • If she ____ (pass) the exam, she ____ (be) able to enter university.
    [ passed ][ 'd be ]
  • She ____ (call) him if she ____ (have) his number.
    [ 'd call ][ had ]
  • We ____ (buy) a house if we ____ (decide) to stay here.
    [ 'd buy ][ decided ]
  • They ____ (go) to Spain on holiday if they ____ (like) hot weather.
    [ 'd go ][ liked ]
  • If we ____ (live) in Mexico, I ____ (speak) Spanish.
    [ lived ][ 'd speak ]
  • If she ____ (not/be) always so late, she ____ (be) promoted.
    [ wasn't ][ 'd be ]
  • If you ____ (have) a better job, we ____ (be) able to buy a new car.
    [ had ][ 'd be ]
  • She ____ (pass) the exam if she ____ (study) more.
    [ 'd pass ][ studied ]
  • You ____ (lose) weight if you ____ (eat) less.
    [ 'd lose ][ ate ]
  • If we ____ (not/be) friends, I ____ (be) angry with you.
    [ weren't ][ 'd be ]
  • They ____ (have) more money if they ____ (not/buy) so many clothes.
    [ 'd have ][ didn't buy ]