4 Write sentences and questions in the third conditional.
1 Tom/take/a taxi // if/he/have/some cash on him
Tom would have taken a taxi if he'd had some cash on him.
2 if/you/find / 80€ / on the way to school this morning //
you/keep/it?
3 if/1/know/it/be/your birthday // 1/buy/you/a present
4 if/we/walk/all the way home // we /be/exhausted
5 if/1/not want/to work on this journey // 1 / not take / the
train
6 Jim/pass/his maths exam // if/he/work/harder?
7 if/we/have/more time // we /can/change / some
money at the airport
8 what /you/do // you / oversleep / this morning?
Sure! Here are sentences and questions in the third conditional based on the given prompts:
1. If Tom had had some cash on him, would he have taken a taxi?
2. Would you have kept the 80€ if you had found it on the way to school this morning?
3. If I had known it was your birthday, would I have bought you a present?
4. Would we have been exhausted if we had walked all the way home?
5. If I had not wanted to work on this journey, would I have not taken the train?
6. Would Jim have passed his maths exam if he had worked harder?
7. Could we have changed some money at the airport if we had had more time?
8. What would you have done if you had overslept this morning?
These sentences and questions in the third conditional help express hypothetical situations in the past and their possible outcomes. They show what could have happened if certain conditions were met.
