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Third Conditional
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Complete each sentence in the past unreal conditional. They ____ (not / go) to Spain if they ____ (not / learn) Spanish.
would not have gone / wouldn’t have gone, had not learned / hadn’t learned
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Complete each sentence in the past unreal conditional. Michael ____ (buy) the house if it ____ (not / cost) so much.
would have bought / would’ve bought, had not cost / hadn’t cost
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Read each statement. Then circle T (true) or F (false) to indicate your understanding.
F
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Choose the correct verb phrase to complete each sentence.
A
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Read each statement. Then circle T (true) or F (false) to indicate your understanding.
F
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Read each statement. Then circle T (true) or F (false) to indicate your understanding.
T
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Choose the correct verb phrase to complete each sentence.
B
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Read each statement. Then circle T (true) or F (false) to indicate your understanding.
T
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Choose the correct verb phrase to complete each sentence.
C
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Choose the correct verb phrase to complete each sentence.
C
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Complete each sentence in the past unreal conditional. She ____ (not / say) anything if she ____ (know) it would cause a problem.
would not have said / wouldn’t have said, had known / ’d known
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Choose the correct verb phrase to complete each sentence.
C
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Complete each sentence in the past unreal conditional. If you ____ (ask) me, I ____ would have told (tell) you.
had asked, would have told
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Read each statement. Then circle T (true) or F (false) to indicate your understanding.
F
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Complete each sentence in the past unreal conditional. The soccer team ____ (not / win) the prize if it ____ (not / be) the best.
would not have won / wouldn’t have won, had not been / hadn’t been
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Choose the correct verb phrase to complete each sentence.
C
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