third conditional

We didn't bring our umbrellas. We got wet

• If we had brought our umbrellas, we wouldn’t have gotten wet.

• If we had brought our umbrellas, we would have gotten wet.

• If we brought our umbrellas, we wouldn’t have gotten wet.

• If we brought our umbrellas, we would have gotten wet.

Ahmed didn’t study. He failed the test.

• If Ahmed has studied, he wouldn’t have failed the test.

• If Ahmed hasn't studied, he wouldn’t have failed the test.

• If Ahmed hadn't studied, he wouldn’t have failed the test.

• If Ahmed had studied, he wouldn’t have failed the test.

I rode the bicycle. I fell off.

• If I had ridden the bicycle, I wouldn’t have fallen off.

• If I hadn’t ridden the bicycle, I wouldn’t have fallen off.

• If I have ridden the bicycle, I wouldn’t have fallen off.

• If I haven't ridden the bicycle, I wouldn’t have fallen off.

Sara got lost. She cried.

• If Sara hadn’t gotten lost, she wouldn’t have cried

• If Sara had gotten lost, she wouldn’t have cried

• If Sara hadn’t gotten lost, she wouldn’t have cried

• If Sara hadn’t gotten lost, she wouldn’t have cried

We didn’t clean the room. It was messy.

• If we haven't cleaned the room, it wouldn’t have been messy.

• If we have cleaned the room, it wouldn’t have been messy.

• If we hadn't cleaned the room, it wouldn’t have been messy.

• If we had cleaned the room, it wouldn’t have been messy.

That was a funny joke. I laughed.

• If that hadn’t been a funny joke, I wouldn’t have laughed.

• If that had been a funny joke, I would have laughed.

• If that has been a funny joke, I would have laughed.

• If that hasn’t been a funny joke, I wouldn’t have laughed.

If I hadn’t met him yesterday, I wouldn’t ..................... (know) his name.