Chooose the correct version of the sentences with mixed conditionals

We didn't buy tickets. We are not at the festival now.

• If we bought tickets, we were at the festival now.
• If we had bought tickets, we would be at the festival now.
• If we would buy tickets, we will be at the festival now.

She is afraid of crowds. She didn't go to the festival.

• If she was not afraid of crowds, she would have gone to the festival.
• If she won't be afraid of crowds, she would go to the festival.
• If she is not afraid of crowds, she would have gone to the festival.

I forgot my map. I am lost right now.

• If I had not forgotten my map, I would not be lost right now.
• If I did not forget my map, I would not be lost right now.
• If I would not have forgotten my map, I would not be lost right now.

He doesn't have money. He didn't buy a ticket for the festival.

• If he would have money, he would have bought a ticket for the festival.
• If he had money, he would have bought a ticket for the festival.
• If he had money, he will buy a ticket for the festival.

She won't dance at the festival. She injured her leg.

• If she did not injured her leg, she would have danced at the festival.
• If she had not injured her leg, she would dance at the festival.
• If she had not injured her leg, she danced at the festival.

They don't have a car. They didn't drive to the festival.

• If they had a car, they will drive to the festival.
• If they have a car, they would have driven to the festival.
• If they had a car, they would have driven to the festival.

They were walking around the festival all day. They are tired now.

• If they did not been walking around the festival all day, they would not be tired now.
• If they had not been walking around the festival all day, they would not be tired now.
• If they had not been walking around the festival all day, they were not be tired now.