1. If I *were* rich, I would travel around the world. (uso di “to be” nel past simple per soggetto singolare)
2. If she *had* more free time, she would learn Azerbaijani. (past simple di “have”)
3. If we *lived* closer, we would visit you more often. (past simple di “live”)
4. If he *knew* the answer, he would tell us. (past simple di “know”)
5. If they *spoke* Azerbaijani, they would understand the news. (past simple di “speak”)
6. If you *worked* harder, you would get better results. (past simple di “work”)
7. If I *found* your book, I would call you immediately. (past simple di “find”)
8. If she *went* to the party, she would meet new people. (past simple di “go”)
9. If we *had* a bigger house, we would invite all our friends. (past simple di “have”)
10. If he *felt* better, he would come with us. (past simple di “feel”)

1. If I *were* you, I would study more for the exam. (uso di “to be” con “I” e “you” nel past simple)
2. If she *did* not have a car, she would take the bus. (past simple di “do” per forma negativa)
3. If we *could* speak Azerbaijani, we would travel to Baku. (verbo modale “could” per capacità ipotetica)
4. If he *were* taller, he would play basketball. (uso di “to be” nel past simple)
5. If they *had* more money, they would buy a new house. (past simple di “have”)
6. If you *studied* every day, you would improve quickly. (past simple di “study”)
7. If I *were* the president, I would change the law. (uso di “to be” nel past simple)
8. If she *listened* carefully, she would understand better. (past simple di “listen”)
9. If we *went* to the cinema, we would watch a new film. (past simple di “go”)
10. If he *did* his homework, he would get good grades. (past simple di “do”)