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3rd conditional

The document provides an explanation of the third conditional in English grammar, illustrating its structure with examples. It includes notes on forming negative sentences and prompts for completing third conditional statements. The focus is on hypothetical situations and their outcomes based on past actions.

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3rd conditional

The document provides an explanation of the third conditional in English grammar, illustrating its structure with examples. It includes notes on forming negative sentences and prompts for completing third conditional statements. The focus is on hypothetical situations and their outcomes based on past actions.

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‫مدرسة الصلت بن مالك الخاصة‬

Al Sult Bin Malik Private School

English Department
Third Conditional

THIRD CONDITIONAL
“if” clause main clause

If she had run faster, She would have won the race.
could have
might have

main clause “if” clause

She would have won the race. if she had run faster,
could have
might have

NOTE 1: To form negative sentences, add ‘not’ after ‘would’, ‘could’ and ‘might’.
Example: “If she had run slowly, she might not have won the race.”

NOTE 2: To form negative sentences, add ‘not’ after ‘had’.


Example: “If she hadn’t run slowly, she might have won the race.”

⚫ Complete the sentences below by making Third Conditional statements. Use


your imagination!
1. If I had worked harder,

2. If John had bought a new car,

3. If Mrs. Brown hadn’t found her cat,

4. If I hadn’t forgotten my key,

5. , you might have gotten hurt.

6. , I could have been famous.

7. , Tom would have passed his exam.

8. , they might have been happier.

9. If I hadn’t found a new job,

10. If it had rained yesterday,

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