If Conditional Clause

If I have enough sleep,I'll do the homework.
If had enough sleep,I'd do my homework.
If I had had enough sleep,I would've done my homework.

I'll drive the car,if you fix it.
I'd drive the car,if you fixed it.
I would've driven the car,if you had fixed it.

If she give him a gift,he'll be happy.
If she gave him a gift,he'd be happy.
If she had gave him a gift,he would've been happy.

He'll come,if you text him.
He'd come,if you texted him.
He would've came,if you had texted him.

If I have a million dollar,I'll buy a Ferrari.
If I had a million dollar,I'd buy a Ferrari.
If I had had a million dollar,I would've bought a Ferrari.

If he is late,we'll have to go without him.
If he was late,we'd have to go without him.
If he had late,we would've had to go without him.

If I win the prize,I'll go to India.
If I won the prize,I'd go to India.
If I had won the prize,I would've gone to India.

If the salary is high,she'll accept the job.
If the salary was high,she'd accept the job.
Had the salary been high,she would've accepted the job.

If you tease her,she'll be mad.
If you teased her,she'd be mad.
If you had teased her,she would've been mad.

She'll open the door,if you ring the bell.
She'd open the door,if you rang the bell.
She would've opened,if you had rung the bell.