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THIRD CONDITIONAL

The main use of the third conditional is to talk about imaginary situations in the past, imagine a different past.

- Something that did not happen, in the past, to imagine a different outcome.

- Is very useful to talk about things we´re pleased we did, as well as things we wish we´d done defferently.

Structure:

Condition Result

​​​ Prohadverp​​​​ Promohaverp

If + Subject + Past perfect, Subject + Would have + Past participle.

Example:

-If I had known the trains were cancelled, I would have taken a bus

- Paty was a great singer when she was younger, she would have won that tv, talent show if she had entered it.

-If I hadn´t studied, I wouldn´t have passed the test.

Modals:

would, could, should

Jehieli Rocio Enriquez Sanchez