If we had a lot of money, . . . 

• we travel around the world!
• we would travel around the world!
• we traveled around the world!
• we traveling around the world!

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. . . she would answer it.

• If she would understand the question,
• If she understands the question,
• If she understood the question,
• If she understood the question

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CCSS.L.9-10.1A

They would be happy . . . 

• if it snowed today.
• if it would snow today.
• , if it snowed today.
• if it has snowed today.

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CCSS.L.9-10.1B

. . . if he were fit.

• He joined the marathon
• He would joined the marathon
• He joining the marathon
• He would join the marathon

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I wouldn't go there . . . 

• if I was you.
• if I would be you.
• if I were you.
• if I being you.

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They might not have made it . . .

• if it hadn't been for luck.
• if it hasn't been for luck.
• if it might not have been for luck.
• if it would not be luck.

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If I had seen the sign, . . . 

• I would has turned left there.
• I have turned left there.
• I would have turned left there.
• I had turned left there.

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. . . she would have purchased the book.

• If she had money,
• If she has had money,
• If she had has money
• If she had had money,

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If he had studied for the exam a little more . . . 

• , he would have passed the class.
• , he would has passed the class.
• he would have passed the class.
• he had passed the class.

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. . . if you had listened to him.

• You wouldn't have gotten lost
• You had gotten lost
• You wouldn't have gotten lost, 
• You would get lost

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