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3rd conditional
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- 2. THE 1st CONDITIONAL •If it rains tomorrow, I’ll get wet. It’s cloudy today so it’s likely it’ll rain tomorrow.
- 3. THE 1st CONDITIONAL •If it rains tomorrow, I’ll get wet. If + present/ will+ infinitive We use the 1st conditional if the situation is likely.
- 4. THE 2nd CONDITIONAL •If it rained tomorrow, I’d get wet. I’m in the Sahara and it hardly ever rains.
- 5. THE 2nd CONDITIONAL •If it rained tomorrow, I’d get wet. If + past/ would + infinitive We use the 2nd conditional if the situation is unlikely.
- 6. THE 3rd CONDITIONAL Todayit is raining but thankfully, yesterday it was fine…. Yesterday Today
- 7. THE 3rd CONDITIONAL Ifit had rained yesterday, I would have got wet. (I cannot change the past…) Yesterday Today
- 8. THE 3rd CONDITIONAL Ifit had rained yesterday, I would have got wet. If + past perfect/ would have + past participle Yesterday Today
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- 10. All of thefollowing pictures are of past situations. Can you think of a 3rd conditional sentence to change the outcome. • E.g. If he hadn’t…, he wouldn’t have… After each picture is a 3rd conditional sentence. Is it the same as yours?
- 12. • If ithadn’t been windy, these umbrellas wouldn’t have broken.
- 14. • If she’dworn warmer clothes, she wouldn’t have caught a cold.
- 16. • If shehadn’t gone to that hairdresser’s, she wouldn’t have had such a terrible haircut.
- 18. • If theyhadn’t bought a lottery ticket, they wouldn’t have won.
- 20. • If OctopusPaul hadn’t predicted Spain’s victory, the Spanish team wouldn’t have won.
- 21. • … andif you hadn’t done this activity, you wouldn’t have practised the 3rd conditional!