Complete the conditional sentences:

1. I WOULD HAVE HELPED (help) you if I had known that you needed help.
2. The room would look nicer if you BROUGHT (bring) in some plants.
3. I wouldn't worry so much about him if he WASN’T / WEREN’T (not be) so irresponsible.
4. If she had acted more responsibly, she WOULDN’T GET (not get) into trouble.
5. Her haircut WOULD HAVE LOOKED (look) much better if she had gone to a professional stylist.

Transform these sentences to write the opposite situation using conditionals, following the example.
Start each with IF.
You eat too much and that’s why you’re fat.
If you didn’t eat too much, you wouldn’t be fat.
1. I don’t have enough money to buy a Ferrari.
IF I HAD ENOUGH MONEY, I WOULD BUY A FERRARI.
2. You’re too lazy, that’s why your grades are bad.
IF YOU WEREN’T LAZY, YOUR GRADES WOULDN’T BE SO BAD.
3. My friend got angry because I had forgotten her birthday again.
IF I HADN’T FORGOTTEN HER BIRTHDAY, MY FRIEND WOULDN’T HAVE GOT ANGRY.
4. He cheated on her so she never wanted to see him again.
IF HE HADN’T CHEATED ON HER, SHE WOULD HAVE WANTED TO SEE HIM.
5. She has straight A’s. That’s why her parents often reward her with nice clothes.
IF SHE DIDN’T HAVE STRAIGHT A’S, HER PARENTS WOULDN’T REWARD HER WITH NICE
CLOTHES.
6. The Americans dropped atomic bombs on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and that left a lot of radiation.
IF THE AMERICANS HADN’T DROPPED ATOMIC BOMBS ON HIROSHIMA AND NAGASAKI,
THAT WOULDN’T HAVE LEFT A LOT OF RADIATION.
Write “I WISH” SENTENCES:
I don’t have much money. – I wish I HAD MONEY.
I didn’t win the lottery. – I WISH I HAD WON THE LOTTERY.
My party didn’t win the election. – I WISH MY PARTY HAD WON THE ELECTION.
No one remembers my birthday. – I WISH SOMEONE REMEMBERED MY BIRTHDAY.
The teachers are so boring. – I WISH TEACHERS WEREN’T SO BORING.
I never learned to play an instrument. – I WISH I HAD LEARNED TO PLAY AN INSTRUMENT.