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If he had trained harder, he could have won the race.

If we could afford it, we would buy a bigger house.

She could be a doctor in the future if she studies hard.

They could have won the game if they had scored the penalty.

We could go to the beach if the weather improves.

He could have passed the test if he had studied harder.

We could travel to Europe next summer if we save enough money.

It could rain tomorrow, so I'll bring an umbrella.

If they had arrived earlier, they could have caught the movie.

I could go to the movies if I finish my homework early.

If you could speak French, it would be easier to communicate with them.

She could have been a doctor if she had studied medicine.

The restaurant could be closed on Sundays, so let's call and check.

I could have gone to the concert if I had bought the tickets earlier.

I could ride a bike without training wheels when I was seven.

They could travel the world if they had enough money.

He could play the guitar but never pursued it as a career.

He could fix the car himself with some help from a friend.

She could solve difficult math problems quickly.

She could run a marathon if she trained for it.

She could swim in the lake when she was younger.

They could finish the project on time if they work hard.

She could speak French fluently after studying it for several years.

She could finish the project on time if she works overtime this week.

She could swim across the lake when she was younger.

They could buy the house if they got a loan from the bank.

I could understand the movie without subtitles because it was in my native language.

We could go hiking if the weather is nice tomorrow.

You could learn a lot if you read more books on the subject.

The company could expand its business overseas if they secure more funding.

It could rain tonight, so make sure you bring an umbrella.

He could be lying about his whereabouts, so let's investigate further.

He could have been a famous singer if he had pursued his passion.

She could become a lawyer in the future if she passes the bar exam.

We could have a picnic if the weather is good.

She could learn to speak French fluently if she practiced more.

The restaurant could be crowded on weekends, so make a reservation.

We could visit the museum later if we finish our work on time.

He could be feeling sick today, which is why he didn't come to work.

I could be wrong, but I think it might rain later today.

I could possibly attend the meeting tomorrow, but I'm not sure yet.

I could have sworn I left my keys on the counter, but they're not there.

She could have broken her leg if she fell off the ladder.

The test could be difficult, but if we study hard, we might do well.

I could have sworn I left my keys on the table.

He could be the one who stole my phone, but I'm not completely certain.

The store could be closed by now, so we might have to go somewhere else.

The cake could be ready in an hour if we preheat the oven now.

I could get lost if I don't follow the map, so I'll make sure to take it with me.

I could be wrong, but I think it's going to rain today.