Third conditional Video Activity

What type of conditional sentence is the third conditional?

• Past

• Future

• Present

• Imperative

Which modal verb can be used to show probability or certainty in the third conditional?

• Should have

• Might have

• Will have

• Can have

In the sentence 'If she had studied more, she might have passed.', what does 'might have' indicate?

• Impossibility

• Certainty

• Possibility

• Necessity

What is the structure of the third conditional sentence?

• If + Present Continuous, Comma, Would have + Past Participle

• If + Present Perfect, Comma, Would have + Past Participle

• If + Past Simple, Comma, Will + Base Form

• If + Past Perfect, Comma, Would have + Past Participle

If you had lent me your car, what does 'I could have got there faster.' indicate?

• Necessity

• Possibility

• Impossibility

• Certainty

What is the correct third conditional sentence for the situation: 'Your friend was in trouble, they needed help but he never told you that he was in trouble.'?

• If you had helped, he would have been fine.

• If you had helped, he might have been fine.

• If you had helped, he should have been fine.

• If you had helped, he could have been fine.

What is the correct third conditional sentence for the situation: 'You showed up at a dinner party empty-handed. Everyone else had bought a dish to the party.'?

• If I had brought something, I should have been happy.

• If I had brought something, I would have been happy.

• If I had brought something, I might have been happy.

• If I had brought something, I could have been happy.

What is the correct third conditional sentence for the situation: 'He was talking on the phone while driving. He got pulled over by the police and got a huge fine.'?

• If he hadn't used his phone, he might have been fine.

• If he hadn't used his phone, he would have been fine.

• If he hadn't used his phone, he should have been fine.

• If he hadn't used his phone, he could have been fine.

What is the correct third conditional sentence for the situation: 'Sarah went on a hike. She didn't bring a rain jacket. It started raining.'?

• If she had brought a rain jacket, she should not have got wet.

• If she had brought a rain jacket, she could not have got wet.

• If she had brought a rain jacket, she might not have got wet.

• If she had brought a rain jacket, she wouldn't have got wet.

What modal verb can be used to talk about possibility and ability in the third conditional?

• Might have

• Will have

• Could have

• Should have