Guía third conditional_cont y ejerc
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This document provides a guide on the third conditional, also known as the past or impossible conditional. It describes how the third conditional expresses a hypothetical situation in the past that did not actually occur. It lists rules for using the third conditional, such as including continuous forms or modals. Examples are given of exercises to practice the third conditional, including filling in verbs in the correct form and writing new sentences using "if" to describe past situations. Sources for the information are listed at the end.
Guía third conditional_cont y ejerc
- 1. By : Viviana Sandoval A. Lic en Inglés Estudiante Guía: Contenido y ejercicios Third Conditional This is also known as the past or the impossible conditional * We can use continuous forms in either or both clauses of this conditional. * We can use a modal in the main clause, usually might or could. *The third conditional describes a hypothetical situation or event in the past. The past situation or event is contrary to known facts. *We can use the third conditional to express criticism. * In US English, it is possible to use would have in the If clause Exercises: 1.) Put the verb into the correct form 1. - I didn’t know you were in hospital. If_____________ (I/ know), ___________ (I/go) to visit you 2. - I am not tired. If_____________ (I/be) tired, I’d go home now. 3. - I was not tired last night. If I________________ (I/be) tire, I would have gone home earlier 4. - If we______________ (pay) our cleaner more, she____________ (leave) us. 5. - If the play_______________ (finish) on time. We __________________ (miss) the train 6. - If you __________________ some money (save), you________________ (be) so hard up 7. - If you___________________ (try) harder, you______________________ (success) 2.) Write a sentence with if for each situation Example: I was not hungry, so I did not eat anything ___If I’d been hungry, I would have eaten something____________________ 1. - The accident happened because the driver in front stopped so suddenly. _______________________________________________________________ 2. - I didn’t know that George had to get up early, so I didn’t wake him up. _______________________________________________________________ 3. - I was able to buy the car only because Jim lent me the money. _______________________________________________________________ 4. - Margaret wasn’t injured in the crash because she was wearing a seat belt. _______________________________________________________________ 5. - You didn’t have any breakfast-that’s why you are hungry now. _______________________________________________________________ Sources: first certificate language practice- Michael Vince Advanced learner’s grammar- Mark Foley and Diane Hall English Grammar in use-Raymond Murphy