Test ''Mixed Conditionals. Alternatives to ''if''.

If the weather was bad here, we would have walked to the top of the mountain.

If the weather wasn't bad here, we would have walked to the top of the mountain.

If the weather hadn't been bad here, we would walked to the top of the mountain.

I would have gone to the party, unless I were ill.

If I was ill, I wouldn't go to the party.

If I were ill, I wouldn't have gone to the party.

If I hadn't got the job in Tokyo, I would live in Japan now.

If I lived in Japan, I would get the job in Tokyo.

If I had got the job in Tokyo, I would live in Japan now.

If it wasn't important, I would have called you on your day off.

I wouldn't have called you on your day off unless it was really important.

I would have called you on your day off providing it wasn't really important.

If I'd planted seeds in spring, I would have tomatoes now.

If I would planted seeds in spring, I had have tomatoes now.

If I had planted seeds in spring, I'll have tomatoes now.

If my train was on time, I wouldn't have been late for my meeting.

If my train hadn't been on time, I would have been late for my meeting.

If my train had been on time, I wouldn't be late for my meeting.

If you would started studying earlier, you'd feel more prepared for the exam.

If you had started studying ealier, you'd feel more prepared for the exam.

If you hadn't started studying earlier, you would feel prepared for the exam.

Had I not learnt English at school, I wouldn't speak English fluently.

Suppose I hadn't learnt English at school, I wouldn't speak English fluently.

Hadn't I learnt English at school, I wouldn't speak English fluently.

Imagine she didn't meet the requirement, would she get a job?

Unless she didn't meet the requirements, would she get a job?

Supposed she didn't meet the requirements, would she get a job?

Were he the president, the war wouldn't have started.

Were he not the president, the war wouldn't have started.

Were he the president, the war would have started.