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Mastering Third Conditional Sentences

This document provides examples of completing sentences in the third conditional form. It gives 10 sentences with blanks to be filled in using abbreviated negative verbs. It also provides 5 sentences for choosing the correct ending. The third conditional is used to talk about hypothetical situations and their consequences in the past.

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Mastering Third Conditional Sentences

This document provides examples of completing sentences in the third conditional form. It gives 10 sentences with blanks to be filled in using abbreviated negative verbs. It also provides 5 sentences for choosing the correct ending. The third conditional is used to talk about hypothetical situations and their consequences in the past.

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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
she
c) If she
she
d) If she
in love.

(not/move) to Edinburgh,
(not/find) a job in a new company.
(not/find) a job in the new company,
(not/meet) Adam.
(not/meet) Adam, they

e) If they
(not/fall) in love, Adam
(not/ask) Jane to marry him.

(not/fall)

f) If Michael's alarm clock


(ring) on time, he
breakfast at home.

(have) time to have

g) If he
(have) breakfast and home, he
(feel) more relaxed.
h) If he
so fast.

(feel) more relaxed, he

i) If he
"STOP" sign.

(drive) slowly, he

j) If he
(see) the sign, he
against the other car.

(not/drive)

(see) the

(not/crash)

2. Choose the correct ending for the following


sentences:
a) If the weather had been better
yesterday,
b) If Jane had arrived on time last
night,
c) If I had studied more for my
exams,

d) We would have had a wonderful


weekend
e) The party would have been
funnier

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