

Third conditional
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Eva Verdugo
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Third conditional

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Multiple Choice
Let's remember the first conditional...
it's used to talk about imaginary situations in the present or future
it's used to talk about past situations
it's used to talk about present/future situations that are probable
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Multiple Choice
And the second conditional...
it's used to talk about past situations and its consequences
it's used to talk about imaginary situations
it's used to talk about past unreal situations
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He didn't go to the party. He didn't meet John.
What would have happened if he had gone to the party?
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If he had gone to the party, he would have met John.
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Then, when do we use the third conditional?
We use it to imagine HYPOTHETICAL PAST SITUATIONS
Therefore, these situations are NOT POSSIBLE, because the past cannot be changed...
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Where would you put each conditional?
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Multiple Choice
Which one do you think is a third conditional?
I would buy a lot of things if I won the lottery
I will fail this exam if I don't study!
I would have missed the party if I had stayed at home
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'I would have missed the party if I had stayed at home'
I stayed at home (condition)
So I missed the party (consequence)
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Multiple Choice
Find the third conditional
I wouldn't have lost my wallet if I had stayed at home!
I would buy a new wallet if I won the lottery!
You will lose your wallet if you're not careful!
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How do we form the Third conditional?
We have two parts (like every conditional) --> the condition (if) and the 'consequence'
Condition: if + past perfect (had) (If I had stayed at home)
Consequence: would/wouldn't have + past base form (I wouldn't have lost my wallet)
'If I had stayed at home I wouldn't have lost my wallet'
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Poll
Are you able to distinguish the three conditionals?
Yes
No
I always get them mixed...
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Multiple Choice
What's the ONLY conditional that uses 'will'?
First
Second
Third
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Multiple Choice
What's the conditional used to talk about UNREAL situations in the PRESENT or FUTURE?
First
Second
Third
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Multiple Choice
What's the conditional used to talk about UNREAL situations in the PAST?
First
Second
Third
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Multiple Choice
If I _______ (win) the lottery, I ______ (buy) a new car.
will win / bought
win / will buy
won / will buy
won / would buy
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Multiple Choice
'If I WON the lottery, I WOULD BUY a new car.' is a...
first conditional (probable situations)
second conditional (unreal present and future)
third conditional (unreal past)
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Multiple Choice
I ______ (pass) my exams if I _____ (study) two days ago.
will pass / study
would pass / studied
would have passed / had studied
will have passed / had study
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Fill in the Blanks
If I
Type answer...
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Fill in the Blanks
I
Type answer...
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Open Ended
Make your own third conditional
If / you / no / phone / me / I / stay / at / home
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