Exercise
Third Conditional - Could Have & Might Have
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the nuances of the third conditional by crafting sentences that reflect on past possibilities using "could have" and "might have," allowing them to express hypothetical outcomes and deepen their understanding of regret and opportunities missed. Join us in unlocking the potential of what could have been!
Questions
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If I had saved money, I ___ that laptop.
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He ___ the goal if he had taken the shot.
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If you had invited him, he ___ to the party.
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She ___ the flight if she had set an alarm.
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If we had brought a map, we ___ lost.
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I ___ you if I had known you were ill.
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If he had listened, he ___ that mistake.
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They ___ the house if they had seen the garden.
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If I had seen you, I ___ hello.
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She ___ injured if she had worn her seatbelt.
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If you had tried harder, you ___ succeeded.
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We ___ dinner if you had told us you were coming.