Subjunctive 1 and Subjunctive 2 (An Unusual job: a Bodyguard)

If the Secret Service ……….(not protect) the president now, he ………(be) in constant danger

did not protect, would be

If a president ….. (want) to go horse-riding today, the agents ….. (learn) how to ride.

wanted, would learn

If the Secret Service ….. (consider) a visit unsafe now, they ….. (veto) it

considered, would veto

If films ……( not employ) real agents as advisers today, they …… (not be) as true-to-life

did not employ, would not be

If the president ….. (travel) now, he ……. (be) surrounded by guards

traveled, would be

If an agent ……. (not know) how to shoot, he ……. (not be) hired today

did not know, would not be

If a visit …….(seem) unsafe now, the Secret Service …….(cancel) it

seemed, would cancel

If films ……. (want) realism today, they ……. (hire) real agents as advisers

wanted, would hire

If film companies …… (not hire) real agents in the past, movies about bodyguards …… (be) less realistic

had not hired, would have been

If an agent ……. (wear) a uniform today, he ……. (be) easily recognized

wore, would be

If President Lincoln …… (be) surrounded by guards, he might ….. (not be shot)

had been, might not have been

If a threat ……. (appear) now, escape routes ……. (be) used immediately

appeared, would be

If the Secret Service ……. (not protect) foreign visitors, their safety ……. (be) at risk

did not protect, would be

If the public ……. (know) all the operations, secrecy ……. (be) lost.

knew, would be

If operations …… (not be kept) quiet, the Secret Service's methods ….. (be) publicly known long ago

had not been kept, would have been