Set 4 Third conditional sentences

Question 1

Undo the contraction ‘would’ve’

Answer 1

would have

Question 1

Undo the contraction ‘could’ve’

Answer 1

could have

Question 2

Undo the contraction ‘should’ve’

Answer 2

should have

Question 3

Undo the contraction ‘might’ve’

Answer 3

might have

Question 4

Contract could have

Answer 4

could’ve

Question 5

Contract would have

Answer 5

would’ve

Question 6

Contract should have

Answer 6

should’ve

Question 7

Contract might have

Answer 7

might’ve

Question 8

Write down the sentence and choose one of the verbs to fill in the blank to make a third conditional sentence. There could be more than one answer.

I walked right past him - I ________ _____ helped him.

Answer 8

I walked right past him - I should have / could have helped him.

Question 9

Write down the sentence and choose one of the verbs to fill in the blank to make a third conditional sentence. There could be more than one answer.

If I ___ helped him, he _____ have been okay.

Answer 9

If I had helped him, he would have / might have / could have been okay.

Question 10

Write down the sentence and choose one of the verbs to fill in the blank to make a third conditional sentence. There could be more than one answer.

If we ____ stopped the war, many people ______ not ____ lost their lives.

Answer 10

If we had stopped the war, many people would/might not have lost their lives.

Question 11

Write down the sentence and choose one of the verbs to fill in the blank to make a third conditional sentence. There could be more than one answer.

If she ___ spoken to her friend, she _____ have felt much better about the situation.

Answer 11

If she had spoken to her friend, she could have / would have / might have felt much better about the situation.