You can’t make a cake without flour.
→ Unless you have flour, you can’t make a cake.
We haven’t got any money left so we can’t have dinner.
→ If we had some money, we could have dinner.
You should give up drinking to protect your health.
→ If you would give up drinking, it would improve your health.
Maybe I could go to Singapore to visit you.
→ If I went to Singapore, I could visit you.
I don’t speak English well enough to work for a foreign company.
→ If I spoke English better, I could work for a foreign company.
Speak to her only if she speaks to you first.
→ Don’t speak to her unless she speaks to you first.
Please give the book back to me sometime – I’d be grateful.
→ If you gave the book back to me sometime, I’d be grateful.
I’m living in Italy because I got married to an Italian.
→ If I hadn’t gotten married to an Italian, I wouldn’t be living in Italy.
We’ve got a broken window because you and your friends were playing football in the back yard!
→ If you and your friends hadn’t been playing football, we wouldn’t have a broken window.
I missed the end of the film so I don’t know who the murderer was.
→ If I hadn’t missed the end of the film, I would know who the murderer was.