John doesn't need help. He could ask for help
____.

1.   ?    if he needed it
2.   ?    if he'd need it
3.   ?    if he needs it

Are you still waiting for Mary? I don't think she's coming.
____, I'd go home.

1.   ?    If I was you
2.   ?    If I were you
3.   ?    If I'm you

Ann: Why are you asking me this? Don't you know the answer?
Jim: ____ it, I wouldn't ask you.

1.   ?    If I'd know
2.   ?    If I know
3.   ?    If I knew

This isn't the last exercise that I have to do.
____ the last one, I could leave now.

1.   ?    If it were
2.   ?    If it would be
3.   ?    If it's

Bill: I don't want to go to the party.
Jack: ____ to the party, you'd have a good time.

1.   ?    If you're going
2.   ?    If you went
3.   ?    If you go

I'm sorry, but I can never understand you.
____ more slowly, I could understand you better.

1.   ?    If you'll speak
2.   ?    If you speak
3.   ?    If you spoke

I think I'll write this on a piece of paper. Someone could
erase it ____ on the blackboard.

1.   ?    if I wrote
2.   ?    if I write
3.   ?    if I'd write

Bob: Are you sure about this?
Pat: ____ sure, I would tell you.

1.   ?    If I wasn't
2.   ?    If I weren't
3.   ?    If I'm not

He hasn't asked me. I'd say "yes"
____ me.

1.   ?    if he asks
2.   ?    if he's asked
3.   ?    if he asked

I wish we could go swimming every day. We could go more often
____ rain so much.

1.   ?    if it didn't
2.   ?    if it won't
3.   ?    if it doesn't

Tom: Why don't you read this book?
Ted: ____ if I didn't have all this work to do.

1.   ?    I did
2.   ?    I would
3.   ?    I can

James: People are very quiet in the library.
Jenny: Who could study ____ out loud?

1.   ?    if they all talk
2.   ?    if they'd all talk
3.   ?    if they all talked

Bob: I don't need a taxi.
Tim: ____ one for you if you needed one.

1.   ?    I could call
2.   ?    I can call
3.   ?    I called

Connie: Peter hasn't arrived yet. Do you think he isn't coming?
Cheryl: ____, he'd telephone.

1.   ?    If he wouldn't come
2.   ?    If he couldn't come
3.   ?    If he hasn't come

Bess: It's a beautiful day!
Paul: Yes. If it weren't a workday, ____
to the beach.

1.   ?    we can go
2.   ?    we'll go
3.   ?    we would go

Tom: Would you like to dance?
Amy: I'm sorry but I don't dance.
____, I'd be happy to dance with you.

1.   ?    If I could dance
2.   ?    If I'd dance
3.   ?    If a can dance

Dick: They want you to be the star of the show.
Liza: ____ if they offered me enough money.

1.   ?    I'll accept
2.   ?    I'd accept
3.   ?    I accepted

Teacher: Haven't you finished your term paper yet?
Student: ____ it if I could find the time.

1.   ?    I'd finish
2.   ?    I'll finish
3.   ?    I've finished

Cathy: I'm afraid someone will take my books.
Betty: If you gave them to me, ____ them for you.

1.   ?    I'll keep
2.   ?    I'd keep
3.   ?    I kept

I don't expect to see Ms. White, but if I saw her,
____ her the news.

1.   ?    I told
2.   ?    I can tell
3.   ?    I could tell

This work with the computer is very useful. If I didn't have
a computer, ____ as well.

1.   ?    I couldn't do
2.   ?    I won't do
3.   ?    I didn't do

This shirt is pretty expensive. If it were cheaper,
____ it now.

1.   ?    I'll buy
2.   ?    I'd buy
3.   ?    I bought

Richard always leaves work early. He'd work late
____ serious about his work.

1.   ?    if he was
2.   ?    if he'd be
3.   ?    if he were

Diane: We're going to the movies.
Alice: If I were free, ____ you.

1.   ?    I'd join
2.   ?    I'll join
3.   ?    I joined

Mary: You don't seem to have much money.
John: No, but I could make more money ____
a student.

1.   ?    if I wasn't
2.   ?    if I weren't
3.   ?    if I would be