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PART 4

CONDITIONALS. PART 4. CONTENTS:. THE THIRD CONDITIONAL. THIRD CONDITIONAL. THE USE OF THE THIRD CONDITIONAL. The third conditional describes a hypothetical situation or event in the past. The past situation or event is contrary to known facts.

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  1. CONDITIONALS PART 4

  2. CONTENTS: • THE THIRD CONDITIONAL

  3. THIRD CONDITIONAL

  4. THE USE OF THE THIRD CONDITIONAL • 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.

  5. THE FORM OF THE THIRD CONDITIONAL If + past perfect, would + have + past participle

  6. EXAMPLES

  7. If I hadn’t been stopped by the police, I would have arrived at the meeting on time.

  8. I’d have taken a photo of that beautiful sunset if I had had my camera on me.

  9. I wouldn’t have broken my leg if I hadn’t climbed that tree last week.

  10. EXERCISE Write sentences in the third conditional based on these pictures:

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