New Headway - B2 - Workbook - Page 121

If I ______ more time, I would start painting again.

• would have
• had
• have
• will have
• am having

Answer explanation

Second conditional: If + past simple → would + base verb.

If I ______ more time, I would start painting again.

• am having
• would have
• had
• will have
• have

Answer explanation

Second conditional: If + past simple → would + base verb.

If I ______ more time, I would start painting again.

• had
• have
• am having
• will have
• would have

Answer explanation

Second conditional: If + past simple → would + base verb.

If I ______ more time, I would start painting again.

• had
• have
• will have
• am having
• would have

Answer explanation

Second conditional: If + past simple → would + base verb.

If I ______ more time, I would start painting again.

• am having
• will have
• have
• would have
• had

Answer explanation

Second conditional: If + past simple → would + base verb.

If she ______ harder, she could have passed the test.

• studied
• has studied
• had studied
• studies
• was studying

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If + past perfect → could have + past participle.

If she ______ harder, she could have passed the test.

• was studying
• had studied
• studies
• has studied
• studied

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If + past perfect → could have + past participle.

If she ______ harder, she could have passed the test.

• was studying
• studied
• has studied
• had studied
• studies

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If + past perfect → could have + past participle.

If she ______ harder, she could have passed the test.

• studies
• had studied
• has studied
• studied
• was studying

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If + past perfect → could have + past participle.

If she ______ harder, she could have passed the test.

• studied
• was studying
• had studied
• has studied
• studies

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If + past perfect → could have + past participle.