Use conditional clauses. 1. if mr brown (sell) his car last year, he would have got more money for it. 2. if susan takes her driving lessons regularly, she (pass) her driving test. 3. if mr jones (watch) the news every evening, he would know more about politics. 4. if charlie (not stop) eating these green apples, he’ll soon feel sick. 5. if you had told me the truth, i (help) you. 6. if old mrs white heard a strange noise, she (call) the police. 7. if i (have) good luck, i would have won the first prize. 8. if i (be) you, i would throw away all this old junk. 9. if i got the earlier bus, i (can) come home at 5 o’clock. 10. if mother (make) apple pie, i’ll give you a piece. 11. if peter (not leave) earlier, he would miss the bus. 12. if we missed the train, we (take) a taxi. 13. if he (win) a lot of money, he will fly to paris. 14. if she is ill, she (not come) to our party. 15. we (play) tennis if it stopped raining.

1. If Mr Brown had sold his car last year, he would have got more money for it.

2. If Susan takes her driving lessons regularly, she will pass her driving test.

3. If Mr Jones watched the news every evening, he would know more about politics.

4. If Charlie doesn't stop eating these green apples, he’ll soon feel sick.

5. If you had told me the truth, I would have helped you.

6. If old Mrs White heard a strange noise, she would call the police.

7. If I had had good luck, I would have won the first prize.

8. If I were you, I would throw away all this old junk.

9. If I got the earlier bus, I could come home at 5 o’clock.

10. If mother makes apple pie, I’ll give you a piece.

11. If Peter didn't leave earlier, he would miss the bus.

12. If we missed the train, we would take a taxi.

13. If he wins a lot of money, he will fly to Paris.

14. If she is ill, she won't come to our party.

15. We would play tennis if it stopped raining.