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    Third Conditional Dayana

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    DAYANNA ALEXANDRA ALVARADO TORRES
    The document provides exercises to practice using the third conditional, which expresses hypothetical situations that did not happen in the past. There are three exercises: 1) matching conditional sentences, 2) reordering words to form conditional sentences, and 3) completing sentences with the third conditional structure. The discussion question asks how one's life would have been different if they had been born a boy or girl.

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    The document provides exercises to practice using the third conditional, which expresses hypothetical situations that did not happen in the past. There are three exercises: 1) matching conditional sentences, 2) reordering words to form conditional sentences, and 3) completing sentences with the third conditional structure. The discussion question asks how one's life would have been different if they had been born a boy or girl.

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    Grammar videos: Third conditional – exercises

    Dayanna Alexandra Alvarado Torres 202213453

    Watch the video on our website and read the


    conversation between Sophie and Yuna. Then do
    these exercises to check your understanding of the
    third conditional.

    1. Check your understanding: matching


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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

    2. Check your grammar: word 2 word


    Write the words in the correct order to make sentences.

    1. have told me. would if remembered I you’d

    I would have remembered If you’d told me.


    2. would had have revised more, passed the exam. she If she

    If she had revised more, she would have passed the exam.
    3. the train If we have hadn’t missed we would arrived on time.

    If we hadn't missed the train we would have arrived on time..


    4. If been there have met him. you’d could you

    If you'd been there, you could have met him.


    Grammar videos: Third conditional – exercises

    5. I If could have I’d known helped.

    If I'd known, I could have helped.


    6. if could have gone wanted to. You you’d

    you could have gone if you'd wanted to.

    3. Check your grammar: gap fill


    Complete the sentences using the third conditional.

    1. He didn't get the job. He couldn't buy a bigger flat.


    = If he'd got the job, he could have a bigger flat.

    2. You didn't say you were sorry. She left.


    = She wouldn't have left if you had said you were sorry.

    3. You didn't tell us earlier. We didn't do anything.


    = We could have done something if you had told us earlier.

    4. You stopped quickly. We didn't crash.


    = If you hadn't stopped quickly, we would have crashed.

    5. You didn't listen to me. This happened.


    = This never would have happened if you had listened to me.

    6. You didn't apply for the job. You didn't get an interview.
    = You might have gotten if you'd applied for the job.

    7. I went to the party. You persuaded me to go.


    = I wouldn't have gone if you hadn't persuaded me to go.

    8. I didn't know she was coming. I didn’t wait for her.


    = I would have waited if I'd known she was coming.

    Discussion

    If you had been born a boy/girl, how would your life have been different?

    If I had been born a boy, I could do pee standing up I would have had a beard if I had been born a boy

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