1. If I *had* more time, I would learn Urdu. (Use o passado simples do verbo “have”)
2. If she *were* here, she would help us. (Use “were” para a forma correta do verbo “to be” em condições hipotéticas)
3. If they *studied* harder, they would pass the exam. (Use o passado simples do verbo “study”)
4. If you *knew* the answer, you would tell me. (Use o passado simples do verbo “know”)
5. If we *lived* in Karachi, we would visit the beach often. (Use o passado simples do verbo “live”)
6. If he *spoke* Urdu fluently, he would get a better job. (Use o passado simples do verbo “speak”)
7. If I *were* rich, I would travel around the world. (Use “were” para a forma correta do verbo “to be” em condições hipotéticas)
8. If they *did* their homework, they would understand the lesson. (Use o passado simples do verbo “do”)
9. If you *came* earlier, we would start on time. (Use o passado simples do verbo “come”)
10. If she *felt* better, she would go to school. (Use o passado simples do verbo “feel”)

1. If I *were* you, I would study more. (Use “were” para a forma correta do verbo “to be” no sujeito “I”)
2. If he *had* a car, he would drive to work. (Use o passado simples do verbo “have”)
3. If we *went* to Lahore, we would visit the Badshahi Mosque. (Use o passado simples do verbo “go”)
4. If you *saw* the movie, you would understand the story. (Use o passado simples do verbo “see”)
5. If she *knew* Urdu well, she would translate the book. (Use o passado simples do verbo “know”)
6. If they *were* here, they would celebrate with us. (Use “were” para a forma correta do verbo “to be”)
7. If I *could* speak Urdu, I would talk to my neighbors. (Use o passado simples do verbo modal “can” = “could”)
8. If you *worked* harder, you would get better results. (Use o passado simples do verbo “work”)
9. If he *lived* closer, we would meet often. (Use o passado simples do verbo “live”)
10. If she *made* a cake, everyone would enjoy it. (Use o passado simples do verbo “make”)