As the title states, I am a little confused! I am working on some practice questions and the question asks: Mettez les verbes entre parenthèses au plus-que-parfait ou au conditionnel passé.

1 )Si tu (s'amuser) au match de hockey, tu (ne pas entrer) tôt.

I am not sure how I can make sense of that using either tense. I have taken a guess with:

Si tu t'étais amusé au match de hockey, tu n'aurais pas pu entrer plus tôt.

But that still doesn't make much sense! I would greatly appreciate anyone who could clarify this question for me and help me understand how they got to their answer!

As the title states, I am a little confused! I am working on some practice questions and the question asks: 

Mettez les verbes entre parenthèses au plus-que-parfait ou au conditionnel passé.

Si tu (s'amuser) au match de hockey, tu (ne pas entrer) tôt.

I am not sure how I can make sense of that using either tense. I have taken a guess with:

Si tu t'étais amusé au match de hockey, tu n'aurais pas pu entrer plus tôt.

But that still doesn't make much sense! I would greatly appreciate anyone who could clarify this question for me and help me understand how they got to their answer!

As the title states, I am a little confused! I am working on some practice questions and the question asks: Mettez les verbes entre parenthèses au plus-que-parfait ou au conditionnel passé.

1 )Si tu (s'amuser) au match de hockey, tu (ne pas entrer) tôt.

I am not sure how I can make sense of that using either tense. I have taken a guess with:

Si tu t'étais amusé au match de hockey, tu n'aurais pas pu entrer plus tôt.

But that still doesn't make much sense! I would greatly appreciate anyone who could clarify this question for me and help me understand how they got to their answer!4l

As the title states, I am a little confused! I am working on some practice questions and the question asks: Mettez les verbes entre parenthèses au plus-que-parfait ou au conditionnel passé.

1 )Si tu (s'amuser) au match de hockey, tu (ne pas entrer) tôt.

I am not sure how I can make sense of that using either tense. I have taken a guess with:

Si tu t'étais amusé au match de hockey, tu n'aurais pas pu entrer plus tôt.

But that still doesn't make much sense! I would greatly appreciate anyone who could clarify this question for me and help me understand how they got to their answer!