The Third Conditional.

Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense to form third conditional sentences.

1. If you morning, we (listen) to the traffic report on the radio this (not catch) up in this jam!.

2. If Martha (not look) out of the window at that moment, she (not spot) the criminals.

3. If I (not miss) the end of the film, I (know) who the murderer was.

4. I (phone) you yesterday if I (not lose) your number.

5. We (go) to the cinema (not already see) the film.

6. If I (not see) it with my own eyes, I (not believe) it.

7. If Eileen it. (not take) that job in that American company, she (regret) it.

8. If your sister (be) with us, she (not get) herself lost.

9. Hector (not meet) his wife if he (go) to Tahiti.

10. John's father (buy) him car if he (pass) all the exams.

11. The burglar neighbours him just in time. (break) into our house if one of my (not tip) off the police which caught

12. If Sam (not know) about life any better, he (be) a discontent person today.

13. Melissa (have) some money now if she (spend) it all on clothes.
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1. What have I bought?
2. Who has started a new job?
3. Where have they gone?
1. Who has done many different jobs?
2. Who has traveled to many places?
3. What have we done?
4. What have I written?
5. Who have they met?
6. How many times have you been married?
1. I have not bought a new car.
2. My father has not started a new job.
3. Charles and Sarah have not gone to Brasil.
1. She has not done many different jobs.        
2. He has not traveled to many places.
3. We have not done a lot of interesting things.
4. I have not written ten books.
5. They have not meet a lot of interesting people.
6. You have not been married five times.

1. If number of speakers decrease, some languages will be endangered.
2. If Internet reaches all corners of the world, English as the Net language will influence the culture of non-speaking countries.
3. If English keeps on being global, other languages won’t set foot on Internet. 4. The world’s linguistic experts will be alarmed if many languages disappear at an alarming rate.
5. If some tribes aren’t urbanized and assimilated into mainstream, their languages won’t die out.
6. Youngsters will be able to communicate with people from abroad, if they learn foreign languages.
7. If the EU wasn’t worried about endangered languages, they wouldn’t issue a special directive on preserving them.
8. If minority languages aren’t politically tolerated, they will be in jeopardy.
9. If the high number of languages spoken in the EU corridors, it would be like a Tower of Babel.
10. If English is the language of trade and diplomacy, it will be considered as lingua franca nowadays.