Third conditional

Third conditional sentences always refer to the

• future.

• past.

• present.

We normally use third conditional sentences to

• report what someone said.

• talk about possible future situations.

• talk about how things could have been different in the past.

• talk about hypothetical / imaginary present or future situations.

"If I had won a million, I would have started a business of my own."

This sentence means that

• I didn't win anything.

• I won a million.

• I won a million but I didn't start a business of my own.

"If he had met her, he would have told her." Did he meet her?

• Yes, he did.

• No, he didn't.

 "If I had won the lottery, I would have bought a new car."  in Hungarian would be

•  Ha megnyertem volna a lottót, vettem volna egy új kocsit.

•  Ha megnyerném a lottót, vennék egy új kocsit.

• Ha ma megnyerem a lottót, veszek egy új kocsit.

We could have done something if they _____ us earlier.

• told

• had told

• would have told

If she had made dinner, we ____ dinner at the restaurant.

• hadn't had

• have had

• wouldn't have had

• had had

If she had studied, she ____

• would had passed.

• would have passed the exam.

• won't have passed the exam.

• will have passed the exam.

Would George have gotten the job if he _____ on time?

• have had arrived

• would have arrived

• had arrived

• have been arrived

This never ___ if you ___to me.

• had happened - would have listened.

• would happened - have listened

• would have happened - had listened

• would have happened - have listened