If he (not forget) ______ his homework yesterday, the teacher would not have been angry.
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If we (prepare) ______ better for the presentation, we would…
If we (prepare) ______ better for the presentation, we would have felt more confident.
If she (study) ______ for the exam last week, she would have…
If she (study) ______ for the exam last week, she would have passed it.
If she (finish) ______ her project tonight, she will relax t…
If she (finish) ______ her project tonight, she will relax this weekend.
If the weather (improve) ______ tomorrow, we will go hiking.
If the weather (improve) ______ tomorrow, we will go hiking.
Combine 2 sentences in one starting with ‘If.’ The reality:…
Combine 2 sentences in one starting with ‘If.’ The reality: He does not practice English every day. The result: He will not become more fluent.
Combine 2 sentences in one starting with ‘If.’ The reality:…
Combine 2 sentences in one starting with ‘If.’ The reality: He does not stay up late every night. The result: He feels less tired during class.
If the restaurant offered more vegetarian options, we (eat)…
If the restaurant offered more vegetarian options, we (eat) ______ there more often.
The train leaves at 6 AM, so we ______ wake up very early to…
The train leaves at 6 AM, so we ______ wake up very early tomorrow.
If they (practice) ______ more before the competition, they…
If they (practice) ______ more before the competition, they would have won.