Complete the gaps with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets using the third conditional. Use a comma to separate your answers.
The lorry driver was wearing a seat belt at the time of the accident. If she ...... (not / wear) the seat belt, she would ...... (hurt) herself seriously.
The florist was planting some new fir trees at the back of the house. If the florist ...... (not / plant) some new fir trees at the back of the house, he might ...... (be) accused of stealing that gold bracelet.
Mrs Anderson was talking to her next door neighbour at the time. If Mrs Anderson ...... (not / talk) to her next door neighbour at the time, she could ...... (catch) the early bus to the city centre.
The actors were rehearsing for the opening night. If the actors ...... (not / rehearse) for the opening night, they would ...... (hear) the gunshot.
The dog was barking in the garden then. If the dog ...... (not / bark) in the garden, the Smiths might ...... (notice) the delivery truck pull in.
The students were reviewing some of the equations from the last lesson. If the students ...... (not / review) some of the equations from the last lesson, they might ...... (not / find) out about the error their professor had made.
The landlord was watching TV at the time. The tenants might ...... (not / accuse) the landlord of foul play if he ...... (not / watch) TV at the time.
The kindergarten teacher wasn't paying much attention to the children then. The children would ...... (not / be) injured if the kindergarten teacher ...... (pay) more attention to what they were doing.
The civil servant was listening to his colleagues' plans. The argument might ...... (never / happen) if the civil servant ...... (not / listen) to his colleagues' plans.
The new staff was arguing all the time. The other guys in the office might ...... (like) David a little better if he ...... (not / argue) with them all the time.
Jane's father was mowing the grass just at the time. Jane's father could ...... (prevent) getting hurt if he ...... (not / mow) the grass just at the time.
The mole was digging a smallish molehill then. The mole could ...... (live) to see another day if it ...... (not / dig) a smallish molehill then.