Third conditional

The “Third conditional” is used to express untrue situations in the past.

• TRUE

• FALSE

To make a Third conditional sentence, we simply follow the pattern:

IF clause = Past perfect, + Result clause = Subject + would + main verb

• TRUE

• FALSE

Complete the third condicional sentence with the correct form of the verb in parenthesis:

If Anna _____ (not / have) so much work last week, she would have met her friends.

Write a third condicional sentence with the follwing expressions:

Paul (not / lost) Mary's phone number

She (not / break up) with him

Complete the third condicional sentence with the correct form of the verb in parenthesis:

Amy _____ (not / feel) so upset if Sam had paid more attention to her.

Choose the correct third conditional sentence:

• If they hadn't come, I wouldn't have been so happy.

• If they hadn't came, I wouldn't have been so happy.

• If they hadn't come, I wouldn't have be so happy.

I would have gone to your party if you had told me.

This third conditional sentence means:

• You told me and I went to your party

• You didn't tell me, but I went to your party

• You didn't tell me and I didn't go to your party

• You told me, but I didn't go to your party

They _____ it, if they _____

• would have done ... had known

• had done ... would have known

If it _____, we _____ soccer.

• hadn't rained ... would have played

• hadn't rain ... would have play

• didn't rain ... would have played

• hadn't rained ... would play

What's the correc third conditional question:

• What you would have done if you had won the lottery?

• What would you have done if you had won the lottery?

• What would have you done if you had won the lottery?