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The Third Conditional
Downloadable worksheets:
FIRST TYPE CONDITIONAL CLAUSES
Level:
elementary
Age:
12-14
Downloads:
4529
if clauses - type 0 - 1 - 2 -
Level:
intermediate
Age:
10-17
Downloads:
4200
Conditional sentences
Level:
intermediate
Age:
13-17
Downloads:
3418
First Conditional - exercises
Level:
intermediate
Age:
11-17
Downloads:
3541
Conditional "type 0" and "type 1" test
Level:
elementary
Age:
11-14
Downloads:
2464
CONDITIONAL CLAUSES (2nd TYPE)
Level:
elementary
Age:
12-14
Downloads:
2509
THE THIRD CONDITIONAL
EXAMPLES
We use the
third conditional
to talk about
unreal situations
in the
PAST
.
The subordinate clause (
if-clause
) is always in the
PAST PERFECT
tense. The
main clause
in the conditional (
would have + participle
)
-
"If I had known her telephone number, I would have phoned her
"
(It means that you didn't have her telephone number and you didn't phone her)
1. Complete the following sentences with the THIRD CONDITIONAL. Use abbreviations for the negative verbs:
a) If Jane
(not/lose) her job as a sales representative in London, she
(not/move) to Edinburgh.
b) If she
(not/move) to Edinburgh, she
(not/find) a job in a new company.
c) If she
(not/find) a job in the new company, she
(not/meet) Adam.
d) If she
(not/meet) Adam, they
(not/fall) in love.
e) If they
(not/fall) in love, Adam
(not/ask) Jane to marry him.
f) If Michael's alarm clock
(ring) on time, he
(have) time to have breakfast at home.
g) If he
(have) breakfast and home, he
(feel) more relaxed.
h) If he
(feel) more relaxed, he
(not/drive) so fast.
i) If he
(drive) slowly, he
(see) the "STOP" sign.
j) If he
(see) the sign, he
(not/crash) against the other car.
2. Choose the correct ending for the following sentences:
a) If the weather had been better yesterday,
we had gone to the countryside
we'd have gone to the countryside
we'd had gone to the countryside
b) If Jane had arrived on time last night,
we would have watched a film together
we had watched a film together
we could watch a film together
c) If I had studied more for my exams,
my grades would be better
my grades would have been better
my grades had been better
d) We would have had a wonderful weekend
if it hadn't begun to rain
if it hadn't began to rain
if it wouldn't have begun to rain
e) The party would have been funnier
if my parents hadn't decided to stay
if my parents wouldn't have decided to stay
if my parents would have decided to stay
