Second and third conditional exercises

Second versus third conditional - exercise 4

Use the second and third conditionals to respond to the following situations.

My car is out of order. I can't drive you there.
But if my car wasn't out of order, I would drive you there.

I don't know his address. I can't contact him.

But if I his address, I him.

He was ill. He couldn't go skiing.

But if he ill, he skiing.

He didn't buy any tomatoes. I couldn't make a salad.

But if he some tomatoes, I a salad.

We haven't enough room in our house. You can't stay with us.

But if we enough room, you with us.

You were not lucky. You didn't win.

But if you lucky, you .

I am eighteen. I can vote.

But if I eighteen, I .

Choose the second or third conditional forms to complete these sentences.

I her tonight if I were you.

Would you mind if we together?

You shouldn't have criticized him unless you a good reason.

It would be too late if the school already .

I wouldn't go there unless they me.

She pleased if you had gone with her.

I wouldn't have bought it if I it.

She down if you had given her a hand.

How would you have responded in case he rude?

We would find a solution if you us advice.

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