If I didn’t do [A], then [B] never could have happened.
*Remember: You must use the past participle for [A] and [B], because they are past perfect tense and present perfect tense.
·If I hadn’t stayed up late last night, then I wouldn’t have been late to school today.
·If I hadn’t eaten so much, then I wouldn’t have gotten a stomachache.
·If you hadn’t warned me, then I wouldn’t have known the car was coming. (And I might have gotten hurt!)
·If I hadn’t met the guitar teacher, then I wouldn’t have started taking lessons. And if I hadn’t started taking lessons, then I never would have started a band. And if I hadn’t started a band, then I probably woudn’t have met my wife. Therefore, if I hadn’t met my guitar teacher, then I wouldn’t have met my wife!
·If I hadn’t drunk so much coffee this morning, I probably wouldn’t have gotten so tired this afternoon.
·If I hadn’t driven so recklessly, then I wouldn’t have gotten into an accident, and I wouldn’t be in the hospital right now.
·If I hadn’t found such a good English teacher, then I wouldn’t have been able to pass the English test!
Complete the sentences:
1. If I hadn’t gone to such a good university, ______________
