Third Conditional exercises — Set 3: Contractions, Inverted Conditionals & Complex Sentences (Worksheet)
Worksheet • 20 questions • 14 min
I known about the delay, I would have taken a different route.
She come to the party if she'd known about it. ('d = had)
Had the manager the report, he would have noticed the error.
I'd have told you the news if I'd your number.
Had they more time, they would have finished the project before the deadline.
If you'd mentioned the problem, we it sooner.
Had the doctor the symptoms correctly, the patient would have recovered faster.
We'd have missed the train if we left the house five minutes later.
Had it not for your support, I wouldn't have succeeded.
She'd have called you if she forgotten her phone at home.
the company invested in new technology, it would have stayed competitive.
If he'd been paying attention, he the warning sign.
Had we that the road was closed, we would have chosen a different route.
I'd gone to the concert if the tickets hadn't sold out.
Had she not the door, the cat would have escaped.
They'd have offered you the position if you more experience on your CV.
Had the referee the foul, the goal would have been disallowed.
If I'd about the sale earlier, I would have bought more.
We wouldn't have got lost had we the GPS.
She'd accepted the invitation if she hadn't already made other plans.
Third Conditional exercises online (Worksheet)
Master advanced third conditional patterns: contractions ('d have = would have vs 'd = had), formal inverted conditionals without 'if' (Had I known…), longer sentences with multiple clauses, and choosing between affirmative and negative forms in more complex contexts.