I (to wait) if I (to be) you. If (to work) hard, we (to finish) this project on time. If...

Question

I (to wait) if I (to be) you.
If (to work) hard, we (to finish) this project on time.
If I (to be) a poet, I (to write) a poem about your charming beauty.
You really (to follow) me if I (to go) away?
If he (to stole) the money, he (to be) in prison now.
If I (to take) a map, I (to get) lost.
If I (to meet) this guy, I (to ask) him to give me his phone number.
If I (to have), I (to visit) you.
If Tara (to be free) yesterday, I (to invite) her.
If I (to get) a master’s degree, I (to have) a better job right now.
If you (to heat) ice, it (to melt).
If we (to buy) that house, we (have to) rebuild the kitchen.
If a lot of people (to come), we (have to) get extra chairs.
If I (to pay) more attention in class, I (to understand) the lesson.
If you (to be smarter), you (not to borrow) money from Sam.

Answer 1

I (would wait) if I (were) you.
If (we had worked) hard, we (would have finished) this project on time.
If I (were) a poet, I (would write) a poem about your charming beauty.
Would you really ( follow) me if I (went) away?
If he (had stolen) the money, he (would be) in prison now.
If I (had taken) a map, I (would not have got) lost.
If I (meet) this guy, I (shall ask) him to give me his phone number.
If I (have time), I (will visit) you.
If Tara (had been free) yesterday, I (would have invited) her.
If I (had got) a master’s degree, I (would have) a better job right now.
If you (heat) ice, it (melts).
If we (buy) that house, we (shall have to) rebuild the kitchen.
If a lot of people (come), we (shall have to) get extra chairs.
If I ( paid) more attention in class, I (would understand) the lesson.
If you (were smarter), you (would not borrow) money from Sam.