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    3RD Conditional Worksheet

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the third conditional. The third conditional expresses something that did not happen in the past and the result that would have happened as a consequence, using the structure "if + past perfect, would/could/might have + past participle." Some key details: - Examples are given to complete sentences using the third conditional form of verbs - Sentences are matched to express ideas in the third conditional form - Additional third conditional statements and questions are to be formed using prompts - The exercise asks to take one clause and generate as many third conditional sentences as possible to practice chaining multiple conditional results.

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    3RD Conditional Worksheet

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the third conditional. The third conditional expresses something that did not happen in the past and the result that would have happened as a consequence, using the structure "if + past perfect, would/could/might have + past participle." Some key details: - Examples are given to complete sentences using the third conditional form of verbs - Sentences are matched to express ideas in the third conditional form - Additional third conditional statements and questions are to be formed using prompts - The exercise asks to take one clause and generate as many third conditional sentences as possible to practice chaining multiple conditional results.

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the third conditional. The third conditional expresses something that did not happen in the past and the result that would have happened as a consequence, using the structure "if + past perfect, would/could/might have + past participle." Some key details: - Examples are given to complete sentences using the third conditional form of verbs - Sentences are matched to express ideas in the third conditional form - Additional third conditional statements and questions are to be formed using prompts - The exercise asks to take one clause and generate as many third conditional sentences as possible to practice chaining multiple conditional results.

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    3RD Conditional Worksheet

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    This document provides examples and exercises to practice using the third conditional. The third conditional expresses something that did not happen in the past and the result that would have happened as a consequence, using the structure "if + past perfect, would/could/might have + past participle." Some key details: - Examples are given to complete sentences using the third conditional form of verbs - Sentences are matched to express ideas in the third conditional form - Additional third conditional statements and questions are to be formed using prompts - The exercise asks to take one clause and generate as many third conditional sentences as possible to practice chaining multiple conditional results.

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    Third Conditional

    NAME: ____________________________________________ GRADE _________

    1. Complete the following sentences using the correct form of the verbs provided.
    Ex. Annie failed her history test, but if she had studied (study) harder, she would have passed (pass).

    1. Kevin caught the bus on time, but if he (miss) the bus, he (be)
    late for his appointment.

    2. Bob didn’t write to me when he was on vacation, but if he (know) my address, he


    (send) me a postcard.

    3. We didn’t buy the car because it was too expensive, but if it (be) a little cheaper, we
    (buy) it.

    4. They didn’t go to her party, but if she (invite) them, they (go).

    5. I didn’t know that Dave was in the hospital last week. If I (know), I
    (visit) him.

    2. Match the two sentence and write a–g next to the numbers 1–7.

    1 I wouldn't have overslept a. if you'd asked.

    2 If she had gone to bed earlier, b. you wouldn't have been so stressed at the last minute.

    3 I could have lent you the money c. she wouldn't have been so tired.

    4 They wouldn’t have found out d. if you had studied medicine.

    5 You could have been a doctor e. if my alarm clock had gone off.

    6 If you'd been more organised, f. they wouldn't have had so many problems.

    7 If they’d taken my advice, g. if you hadn't told them.

    3. Use the words to make the third conditional statements and questions.

    Example:
    -I would have played with you
    *I would have played with you if you had helped me with the housework.
    help me | with the housework | you | i

    1. I wouldn't have done it ........................................................................... .


    not tell | if | you | me
    2. ...................................................................... if you had known about it?
    to the party | you | come

    3. Tony would have managed to do it ____________________________________________


    you | a chance | if | give him

    4. If you had met Marry at the disco. ____________________________________________


    ask her | you | for a dance

    5. We should have taken our camera ........................................................................................... .


    need | to take | we | some photos | in case

    4. Choose one of the three clauses and then try to make as many third conditional sentences as possible.
    Look at the example below.

    If I had studied harder when I was in high school, …….


    If I had studied harder when I was in high school, I would have gotten better
    marks. If I had gotten better marks, I would have gone to a better university.
    If I had gone to a better university, I would have applied to Medical
    School. If I had gone to medical school, I would have become a doctor.
    Now choose one of the following:

    1. If I had learned English as a child,……….


    2. If I had won the million dollar lottery five years ago,…….
    3. If I had been alive in the 19th century, ……

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