Conditionals - sentence transformations

He would have come to the cinema if he had been interested in the film.

He didn't come to the cinema because he wasn't interested in the film.

If the bank had given me the loan, I would have bought the car.

I didn't buy the car because the bank didn't give me a loan.

I would have finished the report if I hadn't had so many calls.

I didn't finish the report because I had so many calls.

I wouldn't be asking for the car key if I had it with me.

I'm asking for the car key because I don't have it with me.

If Isabel didn't speak English very well, she wouldn't understand all the clients.

Isabel speaks English very well, that's why she understands all the clients.

If it hadn't started snowing we would have reached the top of the mountain.

It started snowing. We didn't reach the top of the mountain.

If Luke hadn't missed the train he wouldn't have been late for the interview.

Luke missed the train. He was late for the interview.

If Millie had enough money she would buy this jacket.

Millie can't buy the jacket. She doesn't have enough money.

If she studied German she would understand something.

She doesn't study German that's why she can't understand anything.

They wouldn't have moved house if the company hadn't closed.

They moved house because the company closed.

If Tony hadn't misread the map, he wouldn't have got lost.

Tony misread the map. That's why he got lost.

We would have gone fishing yesterday, if the weather hadn't been miserable.

We didn't go fishing yesterday because the weather was miserable.

If we had had enough time, we would have gone shopping.

We didn't go shopping because we didn't have enough time.

If it hadn't been so cold we would have had a barbecue.

We didn't have a barbecue because it was so cold.

If you had studied the map before we wouldn't have got lost.

You said you would study the map the night before. You didn't, and now we're lost.