Third conditional

If you had trained more, you______so easily.

• hadn´t losed

• didn´t lose

• wouldn't have lost

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

We wouldn't have spent all the money if you______on going to that boutique.

• wouldn´t have insisted

• hadn't insisted 

• didn´t insist

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

When we use the main clause at the beginning, we don’t use a comma.

If you had told me that you were having problems, I______you.

• could have helped

• would help

• had helped

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

If I______that she was in town, I would have called her.

• would know

• would have known

• had known

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

If she had offered a better price for the car, I______it.

• would buy

• might have bought

• had bought

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

There wouldn't have been so many problems if they______the race a bit better.

• would have organised

• organised

• had organised

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

When we use the main clause at the beginning, we don’t use a comma.

We______lost if you had asked for directions.

• wouldn't have got

• hadn´t got

• wouldn´t get

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

When we use the main clause at the beginning, we don’t use a comma.

We would never have met if you______us to each other at that party.

• wouldn´t have introduced

• hadn't introduced

• hasn´t introduced

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

When we use the main clause at the beginning, we don’t use a comma.

If she had embarrassed me in front of all my friends, I______her for ever.

• will hate

• had hated

• would have hated

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

I______her life if I had paid more attention.

• could have saved

• had saved

• would save

Answer explanation

Third conditional: If/unless + past perfect (,) would have/could have/might have + past participle of main verb.

When we use the main clause at the beginning, we don’t use a comma.