Perfect continuous conditional

If she had known about the meeting, she ______.

• Would have been attending

• Would not have been attending

• Would she have been attending?

They ______ if they had understood each other.

• Would have been arguing

• Wouldn’t have been arguing

• Would they have been arguing?

______ on the project if we had had more time?

• We would have been working

• We wouldn’t have been working

• Would we have been working?

He ______ for his exams if he had had the time

• Would have been studying

• Wouldn’t have been studying

• Would he have been studying?

You ______ so tired if you had gone to bed earlier.

• Would have been feeling

• Wouldn’t have been feeling

• Would you have been feeling?

If I had known you were coming, I ______ dinner.

• Would have been cooking

• Wouldn’t have been cooking

• Would I have been cooking?

They ______ more if they had had more money.

• Would have been traveling

• Wouldn’t have been traveling

• Would they have been traveling?

She ______ if she had received the call.

• Would have been worrying

• Wouldn’t have been worrying

• Would she have been worrying?

We ______ outside if it hadn’t been so cold.

• Would have been playing

• Wouldn’t have been playing

• Would we have been playing?

He ______ his homework if he had started earlier.

• Would have been finishing

• Wouldn’t have been finishing

• Would he have been finishing?