Form 3: Third Conditionals in Historical Events and Inventions Exercise

Form 3: Third Conditionals in Historical Events and Inventions

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Form 3: Third Conditionals in Historical Events and Inventions

Examine third conditional forms by reflecting on historical events and famous inventions.

Questions

  1. MultiChoice

    If Alexander Fleming _ penicillin in 1928, millions more people would have perished from bacterial infections.

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    If the Titanic _ additional lifeboat capacity, far more passengers would have survived the disaster.

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    What would have happened if Johannes Gutenberg _ the movable type printing press in the 15th century?

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    If the armistice treaty _ signed in 1918, global military operations would have continued unabated.

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    If structural engineers _ the design flaw earlier, the suspension bridge would not have collapsed.

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    If cabinet ministers had anticipated the economic crisis, institutional reforms _ successfully.

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    If commercial steam engines _ invented, the modern Industrial Revolution would have been severely delayed.

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    If the pilot had maintained radio contact with ground traffic control, emergency rescue crews _ sooner.

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    If ancient builders _ durable limestone, the historic monument would not have endured for millennia.

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    If medical researchers had developed the vaccine earlier, the historic epidemic _ months sooner.

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    If the polar navigator had avoided the crucial calculation error, the arctic expedition _ its destination.

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    If the maritime empire _ its international trade networks, its domestic economy would not have stagnated.