Help Leo complete his rather ambitious daydream about gaining superpowers. Drag the correct verbs to fill the gaps.

If I [*were*|am|have been](?0%7C*were*%7Cam%7Chave%20been) a bird, I [*would save*|will save|saved](?1%7C*would%20save*%7Cwill%20save%7Csaved) so much money on bus tickets! Unfortunately, since I am just a normal human, I [*have to*|would have to|had to](?2%7C*have%20to*%7Cwould%20have%20to%7Chad%20to) keep waiting at the bus stop in the rain.

If I were a bird...

We use the subjunctive "were" for all subjects in Second Conditional sentences to talk about impossible or hypothetical situations (like suddenly becoming a bird!).

...I would save so much money...

The main clause of an unreal Second Conditional sentence uses "would" + the base verb.

...since I am just a normal human, I have to keep waiting...

The final sentence shifts back to reality. Because it describes a true present fact, we use the present simple tense, not a conditional form.