Question 1: If you type more carefully, you would make less mistakes.
- Correction: fewer mistakes (Use "fewer" for countable nouns like "mistakes.")
Question 2: If I know his social media account, I could let you know.
- Correction: knew (Use the past tense "knew" for the conditional.)
Question 3: His life would be in danger if don't take him to the hospital as soon as possible.
- Correction: didn't (Use "didn't" for the past tense conditional.)
Question 4: If you didn't leave now, I will call the security.
- Correction: would (Use "would" instead of "will" for conditional.)
Question 5: If you keep talking to your friends in class, you wouldn't understand the lesson.
- Correction: won't (Use "won't" for future in the conditional.)
Question 6: Her parents will be happy if she studied hard.
- Correction: studies (Use "studies" for present simple in the conditional.)
Question 7: You won’t make it to the bus stop in time unless you ran faster.
- Correction: run (Use "run" for present tense in the conditional.)
Question 8: If she were a member of the club, she will get a discount.
- Correction: would (Use "would" instead of "will" for conditional.)
Question 9: If Tom doesn’t try harder, he wouldn’t win the art competition.
- Correction: would (Use "would" for conditional outcomes.)
Question 10: You can’t order a meal at this restaurant if you arrived here too early.
- Correction: arrive (Use the present tense "arrive" for the conditional.)