First and Second Conditionals

If you _______free yesterday, we would go out for a drink, or to the cinema.

He _____depressed if he fails the exam.

If I didn't know you, I ______ you were crazy.

Tell me the truth if you ______.

If you had a bigger salary, you ______ more unnecessary things.

If it ________ for Tom, I wouldn't be here.

You should call me if you _____ anything unusual.

If they had this player, they  _____ a single match.

Our lives would be much easier if you _____   closer to home.

If I got a job in France, we _____   crêpes every day

We _______ the keys if we don't look for them.

Shall we go to the beach if the weather ______ OK?

Do you think he ______ if we invited him.

I'd give you her number if I ____  it.

If you don't find him, you _____.

If they____ (lose )the game, they _____ (not) go to the finals.

If I ____ (miss) the bus, I _____(take) a taxi.

 If I were rich, ____ two yachts.

 I'll give you a lift in my car if it _____ .

If I ____ a more reliable car, I would drive to Paris rather than fly.

 If I sold my bike, I (not/get)  much money for it.

If I were her, I ____ him.

If you____( get) too close to the flames, you ___ get burned.

If it ____(not) rain tomorrow, we____ go to the beach.