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Part 1. Complete the conditional clause using the past perfect form of the verb (had + past participle).
Part 2. Complete the result clause using would + have + past participle.
1. If it hadn’t been raining last night, we __________________________(go) to the beach.
2. If Chad hadn’t introduced himself to me, we __________________________(never, become) friends.
3. Christina __________________________(cut) her hair if she hadn’t seen that picture in the magazine.
4. My mom __________________________(buy) more milk if she had known that I had already gotten some.
5. If I had known this meeting was going to be so long, I __________________________(drink) more coffee.
Part 3. Complete the sentences using the correct form of the 3rd conditional.
1. If my brother __________________________(keep) his car, he __________________________(be) able to drive
me to the airport last week.
2. If I __________________________(not, eat) a whole tub of ice cream for lunch yesterday, I
__________________________(have) dinner with you last night.
3. If James __________________________(hear) his alarm clock, he __________________________(not, arrive)
late.
4. Carl __________________________(not, hurt) his ankle, if he __________________________(not, play) soccer
on a slippery field.
5. Mark __________________________(not, buy) a new pair of shoes, if he __________________________(not,
find) an envelope of cash.
6. If Jennifer __________________________(have) better friends, they__________________________(remember)
her birthday.
Part 4. Read the sentences below and change them to the 3rd condition. Follow the examples.