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    The document discusses the third conditional, which refers to an imagined past situation that is contrary to fact. [1] It provides examples of third conditional sentences and identifies the structure as having two parts: Part A describes an event that did not occur in the past, while Part B describes the imagined result. [2] Learners are then asked to rewrite example sentences in the opposite structure and as questions to practice using the third conditional form. [3]

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    The document discusses the third conditional, which refers to an imagined past situation that is contrary to fact. [1] It provides examples of third conditional sentences and identifies the structure as having two parts: Part A describes an event that did not occur in the past, while Part B describes the imagined result. [2] Learners are then asked to rewrite example sentences in the opposite structure and as questions to practice using the third conditional form. [3]

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    THIRD CONDITIONAL

    A. Study the examples:

    1. If the British had built igloos, they would have been warm even in the worst Arctic
    weather.
    2. Parry’s men wouldn’t have stayed healthy if they hadn’t eaten the salads.
    3. If she had worked harder, she would have been more successful.
    4. They would have given up if it had been any more difficult.
    5. I would have gone to the store if it hadn’t rained.

    1. Identify part A and part B in the previous sentences. Write them in the table
    below.

    PART A PART B

    If the British had built igloos, They would have been warm even in the
    worst Arctic weather.
    If they hadn’t eaten the salads.
    Parry’s men wouldn’t have stayed healthy
    If she had worked harder,
    She would have been more successful.
    if it had been any more difficult.
    They would have given up
    if it hadn’t rained.
    I would have gone to the store

    2. Write the form of the third conditional.

    Part A is the event that did not occurred =

    Part B is the imaginary result =


    B. Rewrite these sentences the opposite way around. Then, turn them into
    questions. The firs one is done as an example.

    1. If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam.

    a. I would have passed the exam if I had studied harder.

    b. Would you have passed the exam if you had studied harder?

    2. If my alarm had gone off, I wouldn’t have missed my bus.

    a.I wouldn’t have missed my bus, If my alarm had gone off.

    b.Would you have missed the bus if the alarm had gone no?

    3. If I had arrived earlier, I would have made the flight.

    a.I would have made the flight, if I had arrived earlier.

    b.Would I have made the flight if I had arrived earlier ?

    4. She would have seen the horror film if the tickets hadn’t been sold out.

    a.if the tickets hadn’t been sold out, she would have seen the horror film

    b.Would she have seen the horror film if the tickets hadn't been sold?

    5. He would have biked here if his tire hadn’t gone flat.

    a.If his tire hadn’t gone flat, he would have biked here

    b.Would he have biked if his tire hadn't gone flat

    6. I would have gone to the beach if I had brought my swim trunks.

    a. If I had brought my swim trunks, I would have gone to the beach.

    b.Would they have gone to the beach if they had bought the swin thunks

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