Guess the formula of the third conditional

• If + past ->

  would + infinitive

• If + present ->

  will + infinitive

• If + past perfect ->

  would have + past participle

• If + past perfect ->

  would + past participle

If we had played better,

• we will win the match

• we would win the match

• we won the match

• we would have won the match

If you had studied harder, you ...

• will pass the exam

• would have passed the exam

• would have pass the exam

• passed the exam

If you had gone to bed earlier, you

• wouldn't have been tired all day

• will be tired all day

• would been tired all day

• were tired all day

If the boys hadn't played football today, they ...

• would been bored all day

• would be bored all day

• had been bored all day

• would have been bored all day

She would have become a teacher ...

• if she would go to university

• if she had went to university

• if she gone to university

• if she had gone to university

We wouldn't have missed the plane

• if we had took a taxi

• if we had taken a taxi

• if we took a taxi

• if we would have taken a taxi

I wouldn't have felt sick ...

• if I ate too much

• if I have eaten too much

• if I had eaten too much

• If I didn't eat too much

I would have seen him for the last time ...

• If I did not left early that day,

• If I have not left early that day

• If I had not left early that day,

• If I left early that day,

If she (go) to an art school, she (become) a painter

• went / became

• would go / had become

• had gone / will become

• had gone / would have become