1. If I *had studied* harder, I would have passed the exam. (Vergangenheit, „studieren“)
2. If she *had arrived* earlier, she would have caught the bus. (Vergangenheit, „ankommen“)
3. If we *had known* about the party, we would have gone. (Vergangenheit, „wissen“)
4. If they *had left* on time, they wouldn’t have missed the train. (Vergangenheit, „abfahren“)
5. If he *had told* me the truth, I wouldn’t have been angry. (Vergangenheit, „sagen“)
6. If you *hadn’t forgotten* your keys, you wouldn’t have been locked out. (Vergangenheit, „vergessen“)
7. If I *had seen* the sign, I would have stopped. (Vergangenheit, „sehen“)
8. If she *had called* me, I would have helped her. (Vergangenheit, „anrufen“)
9. If we *had taken* a map, we wouldn’t have gotten lost. (Vergangenheit, „nehmen“)
10. If he *had practiced* more, he would have won the match. (Vergangenheit, „üben“)

1. If I *had not eaten* so much, I wouldn’t have felt sick. (Vergangenheit, „essen“, Verneinung)
2. If she *had not missed* the flight, she would have arrived on time. (Vergangenheit, „verpassen“, Verneinung)
3. If we *had not forgotten* the tickets, we could have entered the concert. (Vergangenheit, „vergessen“, Verneinung)
4. If he *had not broken* the window, his parents would not have been angry. (Vergangenheit, „zerbrechen“, Verneinung)
5. If you *had not lost* your wallet, you wouldn’t have needed help. (Vergangenheit, „verlieren“, Verneinung)
6. If they *had not argued*, they would have stayed friends. (Vergangenheit, „streiten“, Verneinung)
7. If I *had not forgotten* my homework, the teacher would have been happy. (Vergangenheit, „vergessen“, Verneinung)
8. If she *had not fallen* ill, she would have come to the party. (Vergangenheit, „fallen“, Verneinung)
9. If we *had not missed* the bus, we would have been on time. (Vergangenheit, „verpassen“, Verneinung)
10. If he *had not spent* all his money, he would have bought the gift. (Vergangenheit, „ausgeben“, Verneinung)