Complete the sentences with the given verbs and define the type of conditional clauses

1. If you
   [are|will be]
   free tomorrow, we
   [could have|can have]
   a picnic by the lake together.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]
2. If they
   [collected|had collected]
   more money last year, they
   [will buy|could have bought]
   some furniture for their new flat.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]
3. When you
   [drink|drank]
   tea or coffee on an empty stomach, you
   [might have felt|may feel]
   sick.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]
4. If I
   [am|were]
   you, I
   [wouldn't have talked|would be talking]
   to George so rudely yesterday.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]
5. We
   [could have|will have]
   more fun if we
   [had|will buy]
   some board games at home.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]
6. If you
   [won't find|don't find]
   anything suitable here, we
   [will go|are going]
   to that huge shopping centre across the street.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]
7. It
   [would be|was]
   easier for you to study now if you
   [will buy|had bought]
   that dictionary.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]
8. Cats
   [don't like|won't like]
   it when you
   [touched|touch]
   their whiskers.
   [Type 0|Type 1|Type 2|Type 3|Mixed Type]