THIRD CONDITIONAL
Your teacher wants you to hand in your homework. You didn't know there was homework because you had been ill, so you didn't do it. Respond: "If I had known..."
If I had known there was homework, I would have done it.
Correct this sentence: If she had time, she would may go to the party.
If she had time, she would go to the party.
Fly
Flown
If we _______________ (not choose) to attend Rowan University, we ____________ (not get to know) Vivian.
If we had not chosen to attend Rowan University, we wouldn’t have gotten to know Vivian.
If you won a million dollars in the lottery, what would you do?
If we won a million euros (in the lottery), we would ….
Ring
rung
I did not have coffee this morning, so I am tired now. Rewrite as a conditional using "If".
If I had had coffee this morning, I would not be tired (now).
What would you do if you found a wallet?
If we found a wallet, we would ….
Swim
Swam
If I _________________(know) that the English test was going to be so easy, I _________________ (study) less.
If I had known that the English test was going to be so easy, I would have studied less.
When do we use the third conditional?
It's used to describe a situation that didn't happen, and to imagine the result of this situation.
Swear
sworn
This is Bob. Bob didn't do well on the test. Bob spent the night before the test drinking. What do you tell Bob?
You would have passed the test if you hadn't spent the night before (the test) drinking. / If you hadn’t spent the night before the test drinking, you would have passed (it). / You would not have failed the test if you hadn't spent the nicht before (the test) drinking.
Create a correct If-Clause: I would have watched your snap, but my data allowance was used up.
If my data allowance had not been used up, I would have watched your snap. / I would have watched your snap if my data allowance had not been used up.
Tear
Torn