Second conditional (Next move3)

If I             [has, have, would have, had] more money, I                 [had travelled, would travelled, would travel, travel] more.

What       [shall, have, did, would] you do if you              [found, would find, would found, find] a lot of money in the street?

If I            [have had, had, has, would have] her number, I               [called, will call, would call, would called]her; but I don't have it.

Our kids            [will be, would be, were, would been] happier if we             [lived, would live, will live, left] in the country.

If you            [lent, lend, would lend, would lent] me the money,            [will pay, would pay, paid, would paid]you back before the end of the month.

If it              [doesn't rain, didn't rain, don't rain, not rain], I               [cycled, would cycled, will cycle, would cycle] to work.

I                [didn't drink, haven't drunk, wouldn't drink, won't drink] that milk if I            [were, was, will be, have been] you.

You               [had, wouldn't have, has, have had] so many accidents if you             [will drive, drived, did drive, drove] more carefully.

 If I           [will be, was, were, would be] you, I            [would got, will get, got, would get] a new job.

 If I              [spoke, will speak, speaked, would spoke] perfect English, I             [would had, would has, would have, will has] a good job.

 She            [would been, will be, were, would be] happier if she        [had, has, have, haved] more friends.