Match the subordinate clauses (if clauses) in Column 1 with the appropriate main clauses in Column 2 to make complete sentences.
If I had a magic wand,
C. I would give myself wings.
If it rains tomorrow,
E. We will stay indoors and play board games.
If you had listened carefully,
F. You would have solved the puzzle.
If you finish your homework,
A. We will go to the theatre.
If I were invisible,
B. I would sneak into the secret room.
If the alarm had rung,
D. The boys would have woken up on time.
Explanation
((i)) This is a second conditional (hypothetical present) where 'If + past simple' matches with 'would + verb'. ((ii)) This is a first conditional (possible future) where 'If + present simple' matches with 'will + verb'. ((iii)) This is a third conditional (unreal past) where 'If + past perfect' matches with 'would have + past participle'. ((iv)) This is a first conditional (possible future) where 'If + present simple' matches with 'will + verb'. ((v)) This is a second conditional (hypothetical present) where 'If + past simple (were)' matches with 'would + verb'. ((vi)) This is a third conditional (unreal past) where 'If + past perfect' matches with 'would have + past participle'.