Match the first half of each sentence (Column A) with the correct second half (Column B). There is one correct match for each.
🅰️ Column A (Beginnings)
- If I had studied medicine,
- If I spoke French fluently,
- If he hadn’t forgotten the map,
- If they were more organised,
- If she hadn’t missed the train,
- If I weren’t afraid of flying,
- If we had booked earlier,
- If you exercised regularly,
🅱️ Column B (Endings)
A. we wouldn’t have had to pay so much for the tickets.
B. I could help you translate this document.
C. she would be here by now.
D. we wouldn’t have gotten lost in the forest.
E. I would have become a doctor.
F. you’d feel much better.
G. I would travel more often.
H. they wouldn’t be having so many problems now.
📝 Worksheet: Mixed Conditionals – Complete the Sentences
Level: B2
Grammar Focus: Mixed Conditionals (Second ↔ Third)
Instructions: Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Pay attention to whether the sentence refers to a past cause with a present result (3rd → 2nd) or a present cause with a past result (2nd → 3rd).
- If I hadn’t lost (not lose) my job last year, I __________ (be) in a much better situation now.
- If she __________ (listen) to your advice yesterday, she __________ (not make) that mistake.
- If we __________ (not be) so tired today, we __________ (finish) the project last night.
- If he __________ (study) harder for the exam, he __________ (not be) so worried now.
- I __________ (not get) sick last weekend if I __________ (not go) to that crowded concert.
- If they __________ (not spend) so much money on the car, they __________ (have) enough to go on holiday now.
- If you __________ (take) the earlier train, you __________ (be) here by now.
- She __________ (not fail) the test if she __________ (pay) more attention in class.
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