Conditionals

If I had had enough money, I ----- that radio.

• bought

• would buy

• had bought

• would have bought

If it rains, you ----- wet.

• will get

• gets

• would get

• had got

She would go to the Job Centre if she ----- a job.

• will want

• wants

• wanted

• had wanted

The dog ----- you if it hadn't been tied up.

• would bite

• will bite

• would have bitten

• bites

It ----- easy to paint pictures if you knew how to.

• would be

• had been

• would have been

• be

I want to buy a Porsche, but I don't have enough money.

• If I have enough money, I buy a Porsche.

• If I have enough money, I will buy a Porsche.

• If I had enough money, I would buy a Porsche.

• If I had had enough money, I would have bought a Porsche.

He stepped on the mine, and it exploded.

• If he doesn't step on the mine, it doesn't explode.

• If he doesn't step on the mine, it won't explode.

• If he didn't step on the mine, it wouldn't explode.

• If he hadn't stepped on the mine, it wouldn't have exploded.

In my experiments, the liquid is cooled to 32 degrees. It always freezes.

• If you cool the liquid to 32 degrees, it freezes.

• If you cool the liquid to 32 degrees, it will freeze.

• If you cooled the liquid to 32 degrees, it would freeze.

• If you had cooled the liquid to 32 degrees, it would have frozen.

It may rain this afternoon. I hope it doesn't because I don't want the match to be cancelled.

• If it rains, the match is cancelled.

• If it rains, the match will be cancelled.

• If it rained, the match would be cancelled.

• If it had rained, the match would have been cancelled.

You ignored my advice, so you got into trouble!

• If you don't ignore my advice, you don't get into trouble.

• If you don't ignore my advice, you won't get into trouble.

• If you hadn't ignored my advice, you wouldn't have got into trouble.

• If you didn't ignore my advice, you wouldn't get into trouble.