Untrue Conditionals in the Past

Marie wouldn’t have married Roger if she hadn’t been in love with him. a. Did Marie marry Roger? ___________
b. Was Marie in love with Roger? _________

If I had had a lot of homework last night, I wouldn’t have gone to the movie.
a. Did I have a lot of homework last night___________
b. Did I go to the movie last night? ___________

If he had bought the lottery, he wouldn't have lost his house.
a. Did he have money? ________
b. Did he win the lottery? _________
c. Did he lose his house? __________

If Bruce had loved her, he wouldn't have gotten divorced.
a. Is he still married? __________
b. Does he love her? __________
c. Are they still together? __________

If Marcos had been born in the U.S., he wouldn't have had to take English courses at the University.
a. Was he born in the U.S.? ______
b. Does he speak English? ______
c. Is he taking English courses? ______

Directions: Read the situations below. Then write your own sentences in the third condition beginning with, “I wouldn’t have done that. I would have.....”
Example: Mark saw a woman drowning in the lake. He went to look for help

Jimmy saw his friend cheating on a test. He told the teacher.

Betty went to a new restaurant. She didn’t like her meal, so she didn’t leave a tip.

Sam saw a black bear in the woods and he started to scream.

Andrew found a wallet with a $100,000 in it, but no identification. He kept it.

Brian crashed his father's car. He went and parked it in the house and told his father his sister had done it.