First and second conditionals - alternative forms

Multiple-choice exercise

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__________________ we to agree, you would have to promise to tell nobody.
1. Should
2. If
3. Were
You might regret it later if it __________________ work out.
1. wouldn't
2. didn’t
3. hadn't
Were they to refuse, __________________ in a difficult position.
1. we'll be
2. we’d be
3. we are
If I __________________ you the money, you’ll have to pay me back tomorrow.
1. lent
2. would lend
3. lend
If they __________________ , we’ll be in a difficult position.
1. refused
2. had refused
3. refuse
__________________ he call, tell him I’m out.
1. Should
2. If
3. Would
If we had a car, we __________________ there now.
1. will go
2. could go
3. had gone
If we __________________ you the money, would you be able to pay if back?
1. were to lend
2. will lend
3. would lend
Were they to call again, I __________________ the phone.
1. don't answer
2. wouldn’t answer
3. won't answer
You’ll regret it later if it __________________ out.
1. won't work
2. wouldn't work
3. doesn't work
__________________ you could choose, which one would you take?
1. Were
2. Should
3. Supposing
__________________ we agree, you’ll have to promise to tell nobody.
1. Were
2. Should
3. Had

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