Question

Put the verbs in the correct tense. 1. You (save) some money, if you (go) to work by bike. 2. If Michael (speak) several languages, he (find) a good job. I (forget) my umbrella, if I (be) in a hurry. You (not travel) to USA, if you (not have) your passport. If I (find) your keys, I (call) you. I (leave) a message, if you (not be) at home. She (pay) extra money, if she (carry) so much luggag If you (miss) the train, you (not arrive) on time, a If Sheila (train) everyday, she (lose) weight.

Answer 1

1. Would save. If went 2. Speaks, will find 3. I will forget, if i am in a hurry 4. Wouldn't travel. If you didn't have 5 if i find, I'll call you 6. If I didn't leave a message you wouldn't be at home 7. She pays.. if she will 8. If you miss, youwon't arrive 9. If .. trains everyday she will lose weight

Answer 2

1. You would save some money, if you went to work by bike. 2. If Michael spoke several languages, he would find a good job. 3. I would forget my umbrella, if I were in a hurry. 4. You would not travel to the USA, if you did not have your passport. 5. If I found your keys, I would call you. 6. I would leave a message, if you were not at home. 7. She would pay extra money, if she carried so much luggage. 8. If you missed the train, you would not arrive on time. 9. If Sheila trained every day, she would lose weight.

The sentences provided are in a mixed conditionals form, which refers to situations that are contrary to reality or hypothetical. In these sentences, the present tense is used in the "if" clause (the condition), and the past simple tense or would + verb is used in the main clause (the consequence or result). The correct tenses are used to indicate the conditional nature of the sentences.