61. If you as I told you, you _____ in such predicament now.

• Answer: b. had done/ had not been
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal past condition and its hypothetical past result.

62. Come and work for my company if you _____ better to do.

• Answer: a. have nothing
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.

63. If you had done as I told you, I think you _____

• Answer: b. would have succeeded
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal past condition and its hypothetical past result.

64. If he had got half a mark more, he _____ in the exam.

• Answer: b. wouldn't have failed
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal past condition and its hypothetical past result.

65. If it _____ tomorrow, we may postpone going.

• Answer: a. rains
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.

66. If you hadn't watched that late movie last night, you _____ sleepy now.

• Answer: b. wouldn't be
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal past condition and its hypothetical present result.

67. If you _____ as I told you, _____ sorry now.

• Answer: d. had done/ would not be
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal past condition and its hypothetical present result.

68. If only I _____ him now!

• Answer: d. would stay
• This is a Type III conditional sentence expressing an unreal past wish.

69. If I _____ I'll let you know.

• Answer: a. am staying
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.

70. If only he _____ me a chance, I could have told him the truth.

• Answer: d. had given
• This is a Type III conditional sentence expressing an unreal past wish.

71. Get me a glass of lemonade, if you _____ to the kitchen.

• Answer: a. go
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.

72. If I _____ you, I'd save some of your lottery winning.

• Answer: c. were
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal present condition and its hypothetical present result.

73. If the chair _____ break, Mr. Dow can fix it for us.

• Answer: b. should
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.

74. If the car _____ larger, we would have bought it.

• Answer: a. had been
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal past condition and its hypothetical past result.

75. If only my father _____ work the weekends.

• Answer: b. didn't have to
• This is a Type III conditional sentence expressing an unreal present wish.

76. If by a small car, we _____ as much room.

• Answer: a. won't have
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.

77. They helped me a lot. I don't know what I _____ without their help.

• Answer: c. would have done
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal past condition and its hypothetical past result.

78. If she weren't stupid, she _____ fail.

• Answer: c. wouldn't
• This is a Type II conditional sentence, expressing an unreal present condition and its hypothetical present result.

79. It's a dangerous world out there. What if you _____ into an accident?

• Answer: a. get
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.

80. If you _____ your shopping there, someone might steal it.

• Answer: d. leave
• This is a Type I conditional sentence, expressing a possible future condition and its probable future result.