The Third Conditional is used to talk about an event in the past that did not happen.
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If |
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past perfect |
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would have |
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past participle |
| Example sentence | What it means... | |
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3rd conditional |
If I had studied, I would have passed the test. |
‘If I had studied’ is an impossible past condition because it is in the past, finished, and cannot be changed. The result ‘I would have passed the test’ is an impossible past result because the condition is not true. |
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