Open the brackets with the correct tense-forms for conditionals of different types.

· If they (go) went to the country for the weekend, she (be) was absolutely delighted. But they’ll have to stay at home.
· You should have been polite to her even if you dislike her. I (not/ invite) her if she (not/ be) my distant relative.
· If I (be) you, I (tell) him the truth long ago.
· If he (not/ miss) so many classes, he (not/ cram) for the test now.
· I’ve no idea why he didn’t go to Moscow, but it has nothing to do with money. If it (be) a question of money, I (lend) him some.
· Why does he put up with such disgraceful rumours? If I (be accused) of anything like this, I (take) the matter into court and (sue) them for slander!
· If she (not/ flirt) with every man within her reach, he (not/ divorce) her.
· If I (not/ be offered) a room that was not fit for a human being to live in, I (not/ fly) into a rage and (call) the landlady names.
· I (not/ interfere) in their family quarrels and (act) as a judge even if I (be asked) to. If Betty (not/ behave) in so stupid a way, they (make it up) long ago.

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