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Third	conditional
Third	conditional	sentences	have	a	past	perfect	verb	in	the	“if	clause”	and	have	a
past	participle	verb	in	the	main	clause,	preceded	by	the	auxiliary	verbs	would
have.	Third	conditional	sentences	describe	a	hypothetical	situation	or	condition
in	the	past	that	might	have	led	to	a	different	outcome	in	the	present.
If	you	want	to	learn	more	about	these	types	of	sentences,	see	the	Conditional
Sentences	section	in	the	chapter	on	Sentences.
Quiz
(answers	start	on	page	610)
1.	Which	word	in	the	following	sentence	is	a	conditional	verb?
“If	clouds	form	on	the	horizon,	it	will	likely	rain.”
a)	likely
b)	If
c)	form
d)	will
e)	rain
f)	A,	B,	&	C
g)	C,	D,	&	E
	
2.	The	conditional	verbs	in	the	following	sentence	are	in	which	tense?
“The	pie	will	taste	delicious	if	you	make	it	properly.”
a)	past
b)	present
c)	future
d)	A	&	B
e)	B	&	C
f)	None	of	the	above
	
3.	Which	set	of	conditional	verbs	is	in	the	past	tense?
a)	had	played
b)	will	run
c)	is	walking
d)	will	drive