Put the verbs in parentheses in the past conditional. When you see “Agr” at the end of the sentence, that means that the subject and the past participle agree. To help you, we gave you the gender of the subject when it’s not obvious. (F) for feminine and (M) for masculine. (MS) is for masculine singular in the case of the polite “vous”.
- Si elle était restée plus longtemps chez nous, elle (s’habituer) à notre chien. (Agr)
- Si tu nous avais dit que c’était urgent, nous (F) (s’habiller) vite. (Agr)
- Elles (s’impatienter) et auraient quitté les lieux. (Agr)