Question

If the sun is / was shining, we wouldn’t / would go out. But it’s raining, so we can’t! If you broke / broken something at home, do you / would you tell your mum? What did you / would you do if you see / saw your favourite rock star in the street? If I can / could swim better, I would / will go sailing. It looks fun! If Dad was / wasn’t at home, he’d / he wouldn’t help me with my maths homework. But he’s still at work, unfortunately. I’d go / I wouldn’t go to the pool today with my friends if I was / wasn’t going to the dentist. I love swimming!

Answer 1

1. If the sun was shining, we would go out. But it’s raining, so we can’t!

2. If you broke something at home, would you tell your mum?

3. What would you do if you saw your favourite rock star in the street?

4. If I could swim better, I would go sailing. It looks fun!

5. If Dad was at home, he would help me with my maths homework. But he's still at work, unfortunately.

6. I would go to the pool today with my friends if I wasn't going to the dentist. I love swimming!

Answer 2

It seems like you've provided a set of sentences with conditional statements. Here are the correct versions of each sentence:

1. If the sun were shining, we wouldn't go out. But it's raining, so we can't!
2. If you broke something at home, would you tell your mom?
3. What would you do if you saw your favorite rock star in the street?
4. If I could swim better, I would go sailing. It looks fun!
5. If Dad wasn't at home, he wouldn't help me with my math homework. But he's still at work, unfortunately.
6. I won't go to the pool today with my friends if I am going to the dentist. I love swimming!

These corrections align the verb tenses and forms with the intended meanings in the sentences.