If Clause

1.

• I'll go to Paris for holiday, if I have a lot of money.
• I'd go to Paris for holiday, if I had a lot of money.
• I'd have gone to Paris for holiday, if I had had a lot money

2.

• I'll go to Bali, if I have more spare time.
• I'd go to Bali, if I had more spare time.
• I'd have gone to Bali, if I had had more spare time.

3.

• If the school ends faster, I'll go out with my friends.
• If the school ended faster, I'd go out with my friends.
• If the school had ended faster, I'd have gone out with my friends.

4.

• If I work really hard, I'll finish all my tasks.
• If I worked really hard, I'd finish all my tasks.
• If I had worked really hard, I'd have finished all my tasks.

5.

• If I can turn back the time, I'll love to meet you again for the first time.
• If I could turn back the time, I'd love to meet you again for the first time.
• If I could have turned back time, I'd have loved to meet you again for the first time.

6.

• I'll be happy, if I get some marshmallows.
• I'd be happy, if I got some marshmallows.
• I'd have been happy, if I had got some marshmallows.

7.

• I'll be glad, if you help me to buy some books.
• I'd be glad, if you helped me to buy some books.
• I'd have been glad, if you had helped me to buy some books.

8.

• I'll love you, if you have better attitude.
• I'd love you, if you had better attitude.
• I'd have loved you, if you had had better attitude.

9.

• I'll be full, if I get some more wontons.
• I'd be full, if I got some more wontons.
• I'd have been full, if I had gotten some more wontons.

10.

• I'll watch The Script concert, if they come to Indonesia.
• I'd watch The Script concert, if they came to Indonesia.
• I'd have watched The Script concert, if they had come to Indonesia.