Second vs Third Conditional

If we weren't so tired, we would go out.

If the children hadn't eaten all that chocolate, they wouldn't have felt sick.

If you ____ (arrive) early, it ____ (be) less stressful.

If the student ______(not/be) late for the exam, he _______(pass) .

If Lucy _____ (have) enough time, she _____ (travel) more.

If José _______(not/speak) good French, he _____(not/move) to Paris.

If I _____ (not/go) to the party, I _____ (not/meet) Amanda.

If Julie liked ice cream, I would give her some.

If the weather ______ (not/be) so cold, we _____ (go) to the beach.

If Luke lived in the UK, I would see him more often.

If we ______ (tidy) our flat, we ______ (not/lose) our keys.

If Luke ____ (not/send) flowers to his mother, she ____ (not/be) happy.

If she _____ (have) her laptop with her, she ____ (email) me.

If she had studied Mandarin, she would have gone to Beijing.

If you ____ (not/be) so stubborn, we ____ (not/have) so many arguments.

If I ____ (want) a new car, I ____ (buy) one.

If we ____ (not/have) an argument, we ____ (not/be) late.

If the children ____ (be) in bed, I ____ (be able to) have a bath.

If the baby ______ (sleep) better last night, I _______ (not/be) so tired.

If Julie ____ (not/go) to Sweden, she ____ (go) to Germany.