Third conditional
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The document discusses the past perfect tense and the third conditional. It explains that the past perfect is used to talk about an action that occurred before another past action. It is formed with subject + had + past participle. The third conditional expresses hypothetical scenarios about the past, and is formed with if + subject + past perfect + would/wouldn't have + past participle. Both tenses are used to discuss past events and their consequences.
Third conditional
- 1. Past Simple & Past Perfect Time Expressions Third Conditional
- 2. Past Perfect How is it formed?
- 3. Past Perfect How is it formed? Subject
- 4. Past Perfect How is it formed? Subject + Had
- 5. Past Perfect How is it formed? Subject + Had + Past Participle
- 6. Past Perfect How is it formed? Subject + Had + Past Participle When is it used?
- 7. Past Perfect How is it formed? Subject + Had + Past Participle When is it used? • When we talk about an action in the past previous to another action in the past.
- 8. Past Perfect How is it formed? Subject + Had + Past Participle When is it used? • When we talk about an action in the past previous to another action in the past. • With the Third Conditional
- 9. Past Perfect Past before the past 1. Yesterday, at 9 in the morning - I did my homework 2. Yesterday, at 11 in the morning - I went to the beach (1)When I had done my homework, (2) I went to the beach (2) I went to the beach (1) when I had done my homework
- 10. Past Perfect Past before the past Time expressions
- 11. Past Perfect Past before the past Time expressions After: Action (1), Action (2) One action followed the other Example:(2) We went on holiday after (1) we had finished school.
- 12. Past Perfect Past before the past Time expressions After: Action (1), Action (2) One action followed the other Example:(2) We went on holiday after (1) we had finished school. Already: Something finished sooner than expected Example: He had already sent the messages.
- 13. Past Perfect Past before the past Time expressions After: Action (1), Action (2) One action followed the other Example:(2) We went on holiday after (1) we had finished school. Already: Something finished sooner than expected Example: He had already sent the messages. Before: Action (1), Action (2) One action was previous to the other Example: We had finished shcool before we went on holiday
- 14. Past Perfect Past before the past Time expressions After: Action (1), Action (2) One action followed the other Example:(2) We went on holiday after (1) we had finished school. Already: Something finished sooner than expected Example: He had already sent the messages. Before: Action (1), Action (2) One action was previous to the other Example: We had finished shcool before we went on holiday During: An action that happened in a period of time Example: I knew my boyfriend during the summer holidays Until: An action finished when another started/finished Example: We walked until we got tired.
- 15. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed?
- 16. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If
- 17. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject
- 18. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject + past perfect
- 19. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject + past perfect + would/wouldn’t have
- 20. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject + past perfect + would/wouldn’t have + past participle
- 21. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject + past perfect + would/wouldn’t have + past participle When is it used?
- 22. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject + past perfect + would/wouldn’t have + past participle When is it used? When we imagine the possible consequences of a past action that never happened.
- 23. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject + past perfect + would/wouldn’t have + past participle When is it used? When we imagine the possible consequences of a past action that never happened. Example: Action that never happened If I had known you were ill,
- 24. Past Perfect Third Conditional How is it formed? If + subject + past perfect + would/wouldn’t have + past participle When is it used? When we imagine the possible consequences of a past action that never happened. Example: Action that never happened Consequences If I had known you were ill, I would have visited you
- 25. Remember: I had… = I’d… I would have …= I’d have… End