Conditionals - Mixed Type Sentences

How to use " If Clauses Mixed Type" in a sentence

• If she were your real friend, she would have helped you yesterday.


• If he were your real friend, he would have helped you.


• If I were you, I could have passed the exam.


• This boy wouldn't be here if his parents hadn't died.


• If we had saved more money last year , we would have enough for a holiday today.


• If you had planned this properly , we wouldn't be in trouble now.


• If you had warned me then, I would not be in prison now.


• If I had accepted that job, I would bevery rich now.


• If I had married him, I would be living happily now.


• If Sally didn't love him, she wouldn't have married him.


• You could have got a better job if you knew English.


• If he had booked a table yesterday, we wouldn't be waiting here now.


• If I didn't have to work this evening, I would have gone with them to the match..


• If She had time, she would have called you.


• If you hadn't spent all your money on CDs, you wouldn't be broke now.


• If she weren't afraid of flying she wouldn't have travelled by boat.


• I'd have been able to translate the letter if my Italian were better.


• If I were a good cook, I'd have invited them to lunch.


• If he weren’t a careless person, he wouldn’t have broken your antique vase.


• If my friend were sincere, she could have offered to help me.


• If I had gone to Istanbul , I would visit the Topkapı Palace now.