Conditionals 2

Put the right form of the verb.

If Finn (apologize) to me, I would have forgiven him.

• had apologized

• would apologized

• will apologize

• apologazed

If Dave (not, invite) me to his birthday party, I would feel disappointed.

• hadn't invite

• didn't invite

• willn't invite

• doesn't invite

  If John’s parents (know) French, they could help him with his project.

• had knowen

• will know

• knew

• had knew

If I hadn’t got up earlier, I (miss) my flight to Vienna.

• would have missed

• will be missing

• had missed

• would miss

What (Jane, do) if she fails the university entrance examination?

• Had Jane done

• will Jane do

• Jane will done

• would Jane do

We (stay) at home if it snows tomorrow.

• would have stay

• had stay

• will stay

• will be staing

If I knew Diana’s address, I (send) her a valentine card.

• would send

• had sent

• will send

• have send

If we (earn) enough money, we’ll buy a new hi-fi system.

• will earn

• had earn

• earn

• had earned

Kevin wouldn’t have moved to Britain if he (find) a decent job here.

• would foun

• find

• will find

• had found

What would you do if you (get) lost in a forest at night?

• had got

• got

• will get

• get