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I'd seen a whale before. (-, never)
I'd never seen a whale before.
The class had just begun. (-, yet)
The class hadn't begun yet.
They had already finished their project. (?)
Had they already finished their project?
Sarah had found them in the park. (?, who)
Who had Sarah found in the park?
The plane had taken off on time. (-)
The plane hadn't taken off on time.
It had arrived in time for the dinner. (-)
It hadn't arrived in time for the dinner.
Use 3rd conditional: If you_____late, you_______the beginning of the match. (be, miss)
If you had been late, you would have missed the beginning of the match.
Use 3rd conditional: If he_____his back, he______in the match. (break, play)
If he had broken his back, he wouldn't have played in the match. | If he hadn't broken his back, he would have played in the match.
Use 3rd conditional: If Jenna _______the glass, she_________in trouble now. (break, be)
If Jenna had broken the glass, she would have been in trouble now. | If Jenna hadn't broken the glass, she wouldn't have been in trouble now.
Use 3rd conditional: The police________him, if they______faster. (catch, arrive)
The police would have caught him if they had arrived faster.
Use 3rd conditional: The accident ___________ if they_________paying attention. (happen, be)
The accident wouldn't have happened if they had been paying attention.
Use 3rd conditional: If my bus________on time, I___________late. (leave, be)
If my bus had left on time, I wouldn't have been late.
Reported speech: Megan: "Can you give me the cellphone, please?" (ask)
Megan asked if I could give her the cellphone, please.
Reported speech: Emily: "Be careful by the lake" (warn)
Emily warned me to be careful by the lake.
Reported speech: Mike "Will you come to my party?" (invited)
Mike invited me to his party.
Reported speech: Anna: "you should call Joe" (encourage)
Anna encouraged me to call Joe.
