Conditional sentences and passive sentences

1. If she ________ more time, she would have completed the project.

• C. will have

• B. has

• A. had

• D. were having

If they _______ to the party, they would have met the guests.

• C. had come

• B. came

• A. come

• D. will come

1. If I ________ you, I would take that opportunity.

• A. am

• B. were

• C. was

• D. had been

If I ________ the chance, I would travel around the world.

• A. had

• D. were having

• B. have

• C. will have

If he ________ harder, he would have passed the exam.

• B. study

• D. studies

• A. studied

• C. had studied

If I ________ the opportunity, I would have taken it.

• C. saw

• D. have seen

• A. had seen

• B. see

If they ________ earlier, they would not have missed the train.

• B. leave

• C. left

• D. will leave

• A. had left

If she ________ the rules, she would not have made that mistake.

• D. will understand

• C. had understood

• B. understands

• A. understood

Nam doesn’t have access to the Internet. He can’t go online

• A. If only Nam had access to the Internet, he could go online.

• B. If Nam doesn’t have access to the Internet, he can’t go online.

• C. Provided that Nam had access to the Internet, he couldn’t go online.

• D. If Nam had had access to the Internet, he could have gone online.

Trang has some work to do tonight. She can’t eat out with her family.

• A. If Trang had some work to do tonight, she couldn’t eat out with her family.

• B. If only Trang hadn’t had some work to do tonight, she could have eaten out with her family.

• C. Supposing that Trang doesn’t have some work to do tonight, she can eat out with her family.

• D. If Trang didn’t have some work to do tonight, she could eat out with her family.