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1. This sentence is in the first conditional (with 'would' in the main clause). It means the speaker thinks accepting the job is a good idea. 2. This sentence is in the third conditional (with 'would have' + past participle in the main clause). It expresses regret that the speaker didn't know the man never paid his debts. 3. This sentence is also in the third conditional. It means the subject would have rung the person if they had known their phone number. 4. This sentence is in the second conditional (with 'were' in the if-clause). It expresses an unlikely or hypothetical situation and the consequence if it were true. 5. This sentence is in the second conditional (with 'were' in the if-clause). It is expressing an unlikely situation (being invited) and the consequence if it were true. 6. This sentence is in the second conditional (with 'were' in the if-clause). It expresses an unlikely or hypothetical situation (being sent to prison) and asks about the consequence. 7. This sentence is in the third conditional (with 'would have' + past participle in the main clause). It expresses regret about not writing to someone because the address was unknown. 8. This sentence is in the second conditional (with 'were' in the if-clause). It expresses an unlikely situation (today being a holiday) and asks about the consequence. 9. This sentence is in the third conditional (with 'would have' + past participle in the main clause). It expresses regret that they didn't ask the speaker for help. 10. This sentence is in the second conditional (with 'were' in the if-clause). It expresses a hypothetical situation (air and water on the moon) and the consequence if it were true. Here are the completed sentences: 1. If I were the Prime Minister, I would prioritize education and healthcare. 2. He could buy a new car if he had saved enough money. 3. If I had more time, I would learn to play the guitar. 4. If he hadn't been ill, he would have passed the exam with flying colors. 5. They could have passed the exam if they had studied harder. 6. We could have come with you if we hadn't had an urgent meeting. 7. If her parents had been richer, she would have gone to a better university. 8. If he had come yesterday, he would have met our team leader. 9. If it hadn't rained, we would have gone on a picnic. 10. The world would be a better place if everyone treated each other with kindness and respect. Here are the conditional sentences for each given fact: 1. If you don't keep silent, you'll wake the baby up. 2. If you don't leave immediately, I will call a policeman. 3. If I knew her number, I would ring her up. 4. If you don't go right now, you'll be late for the train. 5. If she didn't miss classes so often, she could keep pace with her classmates. 6. If I had known her address, I would have written to Alice. 7. If I knew the answer, I could tell you. 8. If we had had a map, we wouldn't have got lost. 9. If his friends hadn't been so late, they wouldn't have missed the train. 10. If today were Sunday, the pupils could go swimming.