Mixed Conditionals: Past +Present VS Present + past

What is the grammatical structure of the mixed conditional: Past + Present.

• (If + past perfect) + (would/could/might + have + verb past participle)

• (If + would + past perfect) + (would/could/might + have + verb past participle)

• (If + past tense) + (would/could/might + have + verb past participle)

• (If + past perfect) + (would/could/might + infinitive)

What is the grammatical structure of the mixed conditional: Present and Past.

• (If + past perfect) + (would/could/might + have + verb past participle)

• (If + would + past perfect) + (would/could/might + have + verb past participle)

• (If + past tense) + (would/could/might + have + verb past participle)

• (If + past perfect) + (would/could/might + infinitive)

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence.

I didn't study last night so I have bad grades in the test today.

• If I studied last night, I wouldn't have bad grades in the test today.

• If I had studied last night, I didn't have bad grades in the test today.

• If I had studied last night, I wouldn't have bad grades in the test today.

• If I would have studied last night, I wouldn't have bad grades in the test today.

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence.

Someone stole my cellphone. Now I need to buy another one.

• If my cellphone wouldn't have been stolen, I wouldn't need to buy a new one.

• If my cellphone hadn't been stolen, I wouldn't have needed to buy a new one.

• If my cellphone hadn't been stolen, I wouldn't need to buy a new one.

• If my cellphone hadn't been stolen, I would need to buy a new one.

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence.

Jake couldn't talk to local people because he doesn't speak French.

• If Jake had spoken French he could have talked to local people.

• If Jake speaks French he could have talked to local people.

• If Jake spoke French he could have talked to local people.

• If Jake would have spoken French he could have talked to local people.

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence.

I don't have a better job because I didn't work harder at school.

• If I worked harder at school, I would have a better job now.

• If I would work harder at school, I would have a better job now.

• If I had worked harder at school, I would have a better job now.

• If I had worked harder at school, I would have had a better job now.

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence.

We are lost because we didn't look at the map.

• If we looked at the map we wouldn't be lost.

• If I had looked at the map we wouldn't be lost.

• If we had looked at the map we wouldn't be lost now.

• If we had looked at the map we wouldn't have been lost.

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence. You aren't dead because you didn't catch that plane.

• If you caught that plane you would be dead now.

• If you had caught that plane you wouldn't be dead now.

• If you had caught that plane you would be dead now.

• If you had caught that plane you would have been dead now.

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence.

I didn't pick the spider up because I am afraid of spiders.

• If I wasn't afraid of spiders, I would pick it up.

• If I wasn't afraid of spiders, I had had picked it up.

• If I wasn't afraid of spiders, I would have picked it up.

• If I had been afraid of spiders, I would have picked it up.

Rewrite it using a mixed conditional sentence.

We didn't sack him months ago because we trust him.

• If we trusted him we would have sacked him months ago.

• If we didn't trust him we would sack him months ago.

• If we didn't trust him we would have sacked him months ago.

• If we didn't trust him we would have sacked him months ago.