Choose the correct option to form second conditional sentences. no mother would have sent/would send a child to anything so awful if she is not/ were not in such misery herself! i wouldn’t / mustn’t be surprised if we will turn / turned out to be ordinary humans, after all. if maggie looked/ would look out his eyes, would she / did she come away from the terrifying experience? if the captain was / had shipwrecked, and you wanted/ want to rescue him in a boat, he would want / will want to know who was rowing the boat before he would get / got in. the transfer will / would be easier if she would have /had no idea what was happening. the east india company can / could break miguel’s control, if it can increase / increased the coffee amount on the market. if my brother were / had to blame he will/ would ask your forgiveness. if this could / was be arranged there will be/ would be nothing left for chris to do. it would look / will look as if we were / had been conspiring. if it weren't / wouldn’t be for the pain and disgrace sue would be / will be willing to end it all.
I /wouldn’t / be surprised if we / turned out/ to be ordinary humans, after all.
If Maggie /looked/ out his eyes, /would she / come away from the terrifying experience?
If the captain / was / shipwrecked, and you /wanted/ / to rescue him in a boat, he /would want / to know who was rowing the boat before he /got/ in.
The transfer / would/ be easier if she /had /no idea what was happening.
The East India Company / could/ break Miguel’s control, if it / increased /the coffee amount on the market.
If my brother /were /to blame he / would/ ask your forgiveness.
If this /could/ be arranged there / would be/ nothing left for Chris to do.
It /would look / as if we /were/ conspiring.
If it /weren't / for the pain and disgrace Sue /would be / willing to end it all.