If you had phoned me yesterday

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses.

1.- If you (be) a professional basketball player, who would you play for?

2.- If he (not study) now, he won’t have time later.

3.- If Susan had taken the map, she (not get) lost.

4.- Where you (go) on holiday if you could choose?

5.- The teacher (be) angry if you didn’t do your homework.

6.- What (you/ give) me if it were my birthday tomorrow?

7.- If we recycle more, there (not be) so much rubbish.

8.- If they had something to eat, they (not be) hungry.

9.- If we (hear) the weather forecast, we wouldn’t have gone to the beach.

10.- What (you/buy) if you had a credit card?

11.- If they (not hurry) up, they will miss the film.

12.- If the bus (not arrive) soon, we’ll be late.

13.- If they had phoned me yesterday, I (give) them the news.

14.- If I (be) you, I wouldn’t eat so many sweets.

15.- We’ll go for a walk unless it (rain).

16.- If the North Pole (melt), the water would flow many cities.

17.- If we (know) it was Paul’s birthday, we would have sent him a card.

18.- If you play the music too loud, you (wake up) the neighbours.

19.- My father doesn’t feel happy unless he (swim) every day.

20.- If the river had frozen, my friends and I (go) skating.

21.- If people used bikes instead of cars , there (not be) so much pollution.

22.- If our team had scored another goal, we (win) the championship.

23.- If the waiter (not serve) us soon, we’ll have to leave.

24.- We’ll have dinner outside in the garden, unless it (be) too cold

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There is nothing incorrect about the sentence "She had phoned me last week."

For example, the following sounds perfectly natural to me:
She phoned me yesterday to say that George was coming to her party. I was surprised, because she had phoned me last week to tell me that she and George were no longer talking to each other.

Выберите подходящий вариант из предложенных: 1. If you phoned/had phoned me yesterday, I had told/would have told you.

2. If you took/would have taken more exercise, you might feel/had felt better. 3. If Tim would have listened/had listened more carefully, he wouldn’t have made/didn’t make that mistake. 4. If we’d found/we found suitable premises, we’d have moved/we had moved earlier. 5. If people kept/had kept their offices more tidy, it might present/presented a better image to our visitors. 6. If I’d known/I would know about their financial problems, I wouldn’t do/wouldn’t have done business with them. 7. If our side had been/was better prepared, we succeeded/could have succeeded in the negotiations . 8. I wouldn’t/won’t worry if I am/were you.

1. If you had phoned me yesterday, I would have told you. 2. If you took more exercise, you might feel better. 3. If Tim had listened more carefully, he wouldn’t have made that mistake. 4. If we’d found suitable premises, we’d have moved earlier. 5. If people kept their offices more tidy, it might present a better image to our visitors. 6. If I’d known about their financial problems, I wouldn’t have done business with them. 7. If our side had been better prepared, we could have succeeded in the negotiations. 8. I wouldn’t worry if I were you.