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Conditional type 2

Example:

If you also ______ (clean) in the corners, they _______ (not be) full of dust. -> If you also cleaned in the corners, they wouldn't be full of dust.

You see:

Simple past in if-clause, and would/wouldn't+ infinitive in the main clause.

Now good luck!

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1) If I (have to) live in Africa, I (put) a ventilator on the ceiling of my flat.
2) If you (speak) a bit louder, I (able/understand) you.
3) If wounds (not bleed), cooks (be) much less careful cutting tomatoes with sharp knives.
4) If my little sister (not annoy) me all the time, I (help) her more often with her homework.
5) If there (be) an elevator, (not have/climb) the stairs up to my flat.
6) If you (not tell) stupid jokes all the time, everyone (take) you much more seriously.
7) If bees (not like) sugar, they (not upset) me flying around my orange juice.
8) If you (pay) more attention in your classes, you (be able/do) your homework without the help of your older brother.
9) If my muscles (not be) so weak, I (able to/carry) that heavy bag up to my room.
10) If our goalkeeper (be) better, we (not lose) every match.