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Kazakh Leading Academy of Architecture and Civil Engineering Hand out   English as a foreign language Department of General Intermediate level Humanitarian Training 2 credits Academic year 2012-13 Practical lesson №26 The 3rd term Lexical theme: “How well do you know our world” Grammar: “Third conditional.Continued” Assistant professor: Gaiipova Gulipa Abdiraimovna

Grammar: Third conditional.

Third conditional sentences: if+had+past participle, would+have +past participle.

Use the 3rd conditional sentences to talk about a hypothetical/imaginary situations in the past and its consequence. Compare: Yesterday I got up late and missed my train (real situation).

If I hadn`t got up late yesterday, I wouldn`t have missed my train (imaginary situation)

Structure of the third conditional
positive negative question
If I'd (I had) known you were coming, I would have waited for you. If she hadn't (had not) been ill, she would have gone to the cinema. Would you have done it if you'd (you had) known earlier?
The third conditional - common mistakes
Common mistakes Correct version Why?
If I would have asked him, he would have helped me. If I had asked him, he would have helped me. In the if-clause we use the past perfect (had + past participle). We don't use 'would' or 'would have' in the if-clause.
If you had spoken to my mother, she would tell you where I was. If you had spoken to my mother, she would have told you where I was. The main clause has would + have + past participle.

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