If it rains, we *will* (verb) stay indoors.

I *would* (modal) travel more if I had more time.

If you heat ice, it *melts* (verb) immediately.

She *wouldn’t* (modal-negation) be tired if she went to bed earlier.

If I knew his number, I *would* (modal) call him.

He could pass the test if he *studied* (verb) harder.

If they visited Paris, they *would* (modal) see the Eiffel Tower.

You *won’t* (modal-negation) pass unless you study hard.

Unless you tell me the truth, I *won’t* (modal-negation) help you.

She would have finished the task if she *had* (aux) more time.

If I were you, I *wouldn’t* (modal-negation) make that decision.

They *will* (modal) be late unless they leave now.

If he *were* (subjunctive) younger, he would participate in the competition.

If she *hadn’t* (aux-negation) missed the bus, she would have been on time.

You could see better if you *wore* (verb) your glasses.

Exercise 2: Mixed Conditional Sentences

If we had gone to the beach, we *would be* (modal-verb) sunbathing now.

If I were rich, I *would have bought* (modal-verb-past) that house.

She *would be* (modal-verb) happier if she changed her job.

If it *had not been* (aux-negation-verb) for his help, we would not have completed the project.

They would have passed the exam if they *had studied* (aux-verb) together.

If he *did* (verb) yoga, he would be more flexible.

If she *wasn’t* (aux-negation) afraid of flying, she would travel by plane.

Unless you *change* (verb) your attitude, you will not succeed.

If you *had taken* (aux-verb) my advice, you wouldn’t be in this situation now.

I *wouldn’t be* (modal-aux-negation) surprised if they won the championship.

If it *weren’t* (subjunctive-negation) so expensive, I would buy a new car.

If you called him, maybe he *would come* (verb-verb) over.

She could get a better job if she *had* (aux) better qualifications.

If we *didn’t live* (aux-verb-negation) so far away, we would visit more often.

You would understand the situation better if you *had listened* (aux-verb) to me.