Put the verb in parentheses in the right tense for each second- or third-conditional sentence

If I 1)___(win) the lottery tomorrow, it 2___(help) me a lot!  See, I’m in debt.  A lot of debt.  Part of my problem was university: I was told that if I 3)___(go) to a great school, I (4)___(get) a great job, and then I (5)___(can) pay off my debts quickly.  But in this economy, there are no jobs to be had.  I wish I (6)___(go) to a state university instead of the private one: I (7)___(save) a lot of money and still have received a great education.  I also wish I (8)___(study) a different major; (9)___(study) law or business instead of philosophy, I probably (10)___(had) a job waiting for me when I graduated!  Oh well! Mustn’t give up hope!

Answers

1. Won
2. Would help
3. Went
4. Would get
5. Could
6. Had gone
7. Would have saved
8. Had studied
9. Had I studied
10. Would have had

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