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Mixed conditional
If______________ (work) hard at school, I would have a better job now.
I had worked
Mixed conditional
If I weren't afraid of spiders, I ____________ (pick) it up when I saw it, but I just couldn't.
would have picked
Mixed conditional
If Amy _____________ (not have) an exam next week, she would have come to our party.
If Amy didn't have an exam next week, she would have come to our party.
She has an exam next week. She didn't come to the party.
Mixed conditional
If I had listened to Marcos' advice, ________________
(complete with a present result)
would or could + verb
I wouldn't be in the mess.
Type 1 conditional
If our plane ................. (be cancelled), we ..................... (not be able to) be on time.
If our plane is cancelled, we won't be able to be on time.
Type 3 conditional
We ______ (lost) if he hadn't looked at the map.
would have been lost
Mixed conditional
We would have fired him months ago if we _______________ (not trust) him, but we think he is a good employee.
didn't trust
(They trust him) <--present
IF ONLY
I'm so sad because my family couldn't visit me last week.
If only my family had visited me last week!
If only my family had been able to visit me last week!
Mixed conditional
If AZ practiced English daily, _________________________________
(complete with a past result)
would have + pp or could have+ pp
would have been a proficient reader.
Mixed conditional
He didn't go to the cinema with them because he doesn't like horror movies.
If he liked horror movies, he would have gone to the cinema with them.
Mixed conditional
If you _____________ (catch) the plane, you _____________ (be) in Paris now.
If you had caught the plane, you would be in Paris now.
Type 2 conditional
If it ____ (not be) so hot, we ____ (go) for a run.
If it weren't so hot, we would go for a run.
I WISH
You didn't go to the meeting and you lost the contract.
I wish I had gone to the meeting.
I wish I hadn't lost the contract.
Mixed conditional
If Gabriel had won the lottery, ______________________________________
(complete with a present result)
would + verb or could + verb
would buy all of us lunch.
Mixed conditional: past affecting the present
not fail the test / be able to drive now
If he hadn't failed the test, he could drive (would be able to drive) now.
I WISH...
I caught the flu and I can't attend the meeting tomorrow.
I wish I hadn't caught the flu.
I wish I could go to the meeting.
If ONLY...
Yesterday, he wasn't able to translate the letter because he isn't fluent in Italian.
If only he were fluent in Italian! (current)
If only he had been able to translate the letter! (past)
Mixed conditional
If Sam weren't going to Europe next month, he _________________ (save) more money.
wouldn have saved
Mixed conditional
I didn't call you because I don't know your number.
If I ____ (know) your number, I _________ (call) you.
If I knew your number, I would have called you.
IF ONLY
We couldn't submit the project on time and we weren't accepted for the job.
If only we could have submitted the project on time and we had been accepted for the job.
Mixed conditional
If he______(go to bed) earlier, he ____(not be) so tired now
If he had gone to bed earlier, he wouldn't be so tired now.
Mixed conditional
If he __________ (not be) short-sighted, he ____________ (see) her.
If he weren't/wasn't short-sighted, he would have seen her.
He is short-sighted. He didn't see her.
Type 3 conditional
If Sam _________ (not be) so rude, she ____________ (not be) so angry.
If Sam had not been so rude, she wouldn't have been so angry.
Mixed conditional: present affecting past
speak German / apply for the job position
If I spoke German, I would have applied for the job position.
Mixed conditional
I am starving because I didn't eat anything
I wouldn't be starving if I had eaten something.