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I would have read the letter if I Answer (know) it was from you.
If I Answer (not tell) Jim the address, he wouldn't found you.
If it Answer (not rain) today, I would stay at home.
If it rained, the streets Answer (be) wet.
Dinner Answer (be) fine if the meat weren't cold.
You Answer (find) your ticket if you had looked into your pockets.
If you ring the bell, somebody Answer (answer) it.
I'm sure Benny Answer (come) if you wait a bit longer.
If it Answer (be) too hot, we will stop and get a cold drink.
If you Answer (not tell) me about Maxwell's birthday, I would forget it.
If the Professor spoke clearly, we Answer (understand) him better.
If Sasha Answer (go) home now, he would meet his own brother.
What Answer (you/do) if you won the lottery?
If Bert Answer (see) you, he would have talked to you.
If the weather Answer (not change), we will reach the top of the mountain.
If Susan Answer (learn) the poem, she would have known the answer.
We Answer (catch) the train earlier if Mary had found her purse.
If you go on talking like that, we Answer (throw) you out.
The bird Answer (die) if you had caught it.
If Tony doesn't help in the garden, I Answer (not finish) my work in time.

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