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The Third Conditional is used to talk about...

• hypothetical situations in the present

• hypothetical situations in the past

• possible situations in the present and future

• results that always happen

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The structure to the Third Conditional is ...

• if + past simple, ...would + infinitive

• if + present simple, ...would + infinitive

• if + past perfect, ...would + have + past participle

• if + present simple, ...will + infinitive

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MOM WOULD HAVE TRAVEL TO PARIS IF SHE HAD HAD THE OPPORTUNITY.

• THE SENTENCE IS INCORRECT

• THE SENTENCE IS CORRECT

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COMPLETE

IF__________________ , WOULD HAVE + PAST PARTCICIPLE

• PAST PERFECT

• PAST SIMPLE

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If she had woken up earlier,...

• ...she could have arrived on time.

• ...she would have arrived on time.

• ...she would had arrived on time

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If they had slept well...

• ...they could had been less tired.

• ...they would had been less tired.

• ...they would have been less tired.

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If I _____ ________ the knife, I wouldn't have cut my finger.

• had touched

• did touch

• hadn't touched

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If I had got up earlier, I would _____ been on time for the meeting.

• had

• have

• has

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If Betty _____ seen me, I would have ________ happy!!

• did / saw

• had / been

• do / goes

• hadn't / lost

​VOCABULARY: Discussing right and wrong

• Get things wrong

• mistakes

• make it right

• blame

• misunderstanding

• fault

• fixed problem

• confusion

• blunders

• correct his mistakes

• epic fail

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"You should have told them the truth. They feel disappointed in you now."

Choose (2) correct options.

• You did the right thing.

• You did not do the right thing.

• You did not tell the truth.

• You told the truth.

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"You shouldn’t have eaten so much chocolate cake yesterday."

Choose (2) correct options.

• You feel happy about eating so much chocolate cake.

• You ate too much chocolate cake yesterday.

• It was wrong of you to eat so much cake.

• It was not necessary for you to eat so much cake.

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We use should have + past participle (verb 3) to say that ........

• someone didn't do the right thing or to express past regret or criticism

• something was possible in the past, but that you didn't do it

• something was possible in the past but you preferred not to do it

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I could have stayed up late, but I decided to go to bed early.

Choose (2) correct options.

• I stayed up late.

• I did not stay up late.

• I did not go to bed early.

• I went to bed early.

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They could have won the race, but they didn't try hard enough.

Choose (2) correct options.

• They did not win the race.

• They won the race.

• They had the chance to win the race.

• They did not have the chance to win the race.

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Julie could have bought the book, but she borrowed it from the library instead.

Choose (2) correct options.

• Julie bought the book.

• It was possible for Julie to buy the book.

• It was impossible for Julie to buy the book.

• Julie did not buy the book.

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I might have gone out with my friends, but I wanted to watch the soccer game.

Choose (2) correct options.

• I preferred to wath the soccer game.

• I had to watch the soccer game.

• It was possible for me to go out with my friends.

• It was not possible for me to go out with my friends.

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You might have bought a compact car, but you chose to buy an E-Class Mercedes.

Choose (2) correct options.

• You did not like a compact car.

• You liked an E-Class Mercedes more.

• You could not buy a compact car as I could not afford it.

• It was possible for you to buy either a compact car or an E-Class Mercedes.

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We use might have + past participle (verb 3) to say that ........

• something was possible in the past, or you had the ability to do something in the past, but that you didn't do it.

• something was possible but didn’t happen, or you had the chance to do something, but you preferred not to do it or preferred to do something else.

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Choose the correct option.

You ………………………………. (lend) him so much money when he asked.

It will take you a long time to get it back.

• shouldn't have lent

• could not have lent

• might have lent

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Choose the correct option.

You_________________(try) harder and passed the test.

You know that you have all the qualifications needed.

• could have tried

• might not have tried

• shouldn't have tried

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Choose the correct option.

I __________________ (travel) to Brussels by plane,

but I drove there and wasted a lot of time.

• might have travelled

• shouldn't have travelled

• couldn't have travelled

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Choose the correct option.

I ……………………………. (wake) up earlier this morning. I was late for school.

• should have woken

• might have woken

• couldn't have woken

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Choose the correct option.

We ……….……..…………………… (invite) so many people to our party! I’m worried that we won’t have enough food for everyone.

• shouldn't have invited

• could have invited

• should have invited

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Choose the correct option.

A: Why is Anne late?

    B: I don’t know. She ___________________ (get stuck) in traffic.              

• should have got stuck

• might have got stuck

• shouldn't have got stuck

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Choose the correct option.

Ricardo __________ (get) the pole positionand __________(win) the race.

He was highly motivated, but he had numerous technical problems.             

• could have got/could have won

• should have got/shouldn't have won

• might have got/should have won

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Choose the correct option.

I’m really cold! I …………………………………. (bring) my jacket.          

• should have brought

• could have brought

• might not have brought

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Choose the correct option.

They ………………………………… (go) to the party. Nobody had invited them.      

• shouldn't have gone

• couldn't have gone

• could have gone