14. Rewrite the sentences as mixed conditionals. 1 They didn't send Henry photos from their trip because they don't have his address. If they had Henry's address, they would have sent him photos from their trip. 2 She couldn't wear the earrings because she is allergic to gold. 3 I don't have a credit card so I couldn't book the tickets online. 4 He isn't going to the festival today because something came up at work. 5 She has to type up her essay again because she lost the file. 6 She doesn't like jazz, so she didn't go to the concert with her friends.

2. If she weren't allergic to gold, she could have worn the earrings. *Explanation:* This is a mixed conditional sentence. It combines the second and third conditional forms. If she *weren't* allergic (present situation), she *could have worn* the earrings (past consequence). 3. If I had a credit card, I could have booked the tickets online. *Explanation:* If I *had* a credit card (past situation), I *could have booked* the tickets (past consequence). 4. If nothing had come up at work, he would be going to the festival today. *Explanation:* This is a mixed conditional sentence. If nothing *had come up* (past situation), he *would be going* to the festival (present consequence). 5. If she hadn't lost the file, she wouldn't have to type up her essay again. *Explanation:* This is a mixed conditional sentence. If she *hadn't lost* the file (past situation), she *wouldn't have to type up* her essay again (present consequence). 6. If she liked jazz, she would have gone to the concert with her friends. *Explanation:* This is a mixed conditional sentence. If she *liked* jazz (present situation), she *would have gone* to the concert (past consequence).