Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses. Don't forget that there exist mixed types of conditional sentences. 1.I had a sandwich for lunch. If I (have) a proper lunch, I (not feel) so hungry now. 2. He told his friend,...

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses. Don't forget that there exist mixed types of conditional sentences. 1.I had a sandwich for lunch. If I (have) a proper lunch, I (not feel) so hungry now. 2. He told his friend, "I'm not feeling very well. I (not be) here today if I (not promise) to come." 3. I can hardly keep my eyes open. If I (go) to bed earlier last night, I (not be) so tired now. 4. He looked at his watch while he was driving and thought, "If I (not stop) to get petrol, I (be) home now." (use 'might') 5. If Jack (not hurt) his ankle yesterday, he (play) football this afternoon, (use 'could') 6. He wasn't a very happy man, and he often said, "If I (follow) my father's advice, I (be) much happier now." (use 'might