Сmatch the sentence halves. you'd feel much better c 1 i'd enjoy the weekend more 2 if you stayed for another day, 3 would you wear it 4 if i were you, 5 i wouldn't work 6 would you come with me a we could go shopping b i'd get a new job. c if you stopped smoking. d if i went to live in
china? e if i bought it for you? f if i didn't need the money g if i didn't have to work on saturday

1) if you stopped smoking, c you'd feel much better.
Explanation: The first part of the sentence talks about stopping smoking, and the second part discusses the result or consequence of stopping smoking, which is feeling much better.

2) if i went to live in China, b I'd enjoy the weekend more.
Explanation: The first part of the sentence talks about going to live in China, and the second part discusses the result or consequence of going to China, which is enjoying the weekend more.

3) if you stayed for another day, a we could go shopping.
Explanation: The first part of the sentence talks about staying for another day, and the second part discusses the result or consequence of staying, which is being able to go shopping.

4) if i were you, e would you wear it?
Explanation: The first part of the sentence talks about being someone else (in this case, you), and the second part asks a question about wearing something. It suggests that if the person speaking were in the other person's shoes, they would want to know if they would wear it.

5) if I bought it for you, f I wouldn't work.
Explanation: The first part of the sentence talks about buying something for someone, and the second part discusses the result or consequence of buying it, which is not having to work anymore.

6) if I didn't have to work on Saturday, g would you come with me?
Explanation: The first part of the sentence talks about not having to work on a specific day, Saturday, and the second part asks a question about someone coming along. It suggests that if the speaker didn't have to work on Saturday, they would want to know if the other person would come with them.