Condition Result

If
(past perfect) (would have + past participle)
If Tom hadn’t forgotten his wallet , he would have taken a taxi.
Tom would have taken a taxi if he hadn’t forgotten his wallet.

Part I: Use the third conditional form to complete these sentences.

1) If you _______________ (not/be) late, we ____________________(not/miss)

the bus.

2) If she ______________ (study), she ____________________(pass) the

exam.

3) If we ______________________ (arrive) earlier, we ________________ (see)

John.

4) If they _________________ (go) to bed early, they _____________

(not/wake) up late.

5) If he _______________ (become) a musician, he _________________ (record)

a CD.

6) If she ______________ (go) to art school, she ________________ (become) a

painter.

7) If I _______________ (be) born in a different country, I ________________

(learn) to speak a different language.

8) If she ________________ (go) to university, she _________________ (study)

French.

9) If we _______________ (not/go) to the party, we _______________

(not/meet) them.
10) If he __________________(not/take) the job, he _________________(go)

travelling.

11) He __________________ (be) happier if he ___________________ (stay) at

home.

12) She _________________ (pass) the exam if she ________________ (study)

harder.

13) We ______________ (not/get) married if we _______________ (not/go) to

the same university.

14) They ________________ (be) late if they _________________ (not/take) a

taxi.

15) She __________________ (not/meet) him if she ______________ (not/come)

to London.

16) He _________________ (take) a taxi if he _________________ (have)

enough money.

17) I _________________ (call) you if I ________________(not/forget) my

phone.

18) We ____________________ (come) if we ___________________ (be)

invited.

19) She __________________ (not/do) it if she _________________ (know) you

were ill.

20) He ___________________ (be) on time if he ___________________ (leave)

earlier.