What Is Third Conditional Sentences With Examples And Questions?

The Third Conditional Sentences In English

Have you ever wondered how the past could have been different if you had done something else? If you do, you'll need to learn English conditionally!

We use the third conditional sentences to talk about things that have not happened in the past. The third conditional clauses speak of things that are impossible. We haven't mastered time travel yet, so of course we can't change the past!

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Once you have studied and feel confident about using the zero, first and second terms, you are ready to study the third and last. Being able to use or activate the third conditional sentences will really make you sound like a native speaker. So read on to know when and how to use it.

What Is The Third Conditional Sentences?

The third conditional sentences is a grammatical structure, which we use to express a hypothetical event, which is the result of something that did not happen. The third conditional statement and questions refer only to past events, while the second conditional sentences refers to the future.

Third Conditional Example Sentences

Here are 30 (thirty) third conditional example sentences. If you want to teach and learnt these example sentences and distribute them to your kids or students, you can do it below.

• If I had studied better, I would have got better results in exams.
• If my alarm hadn't gone off, I wouldn't have missed my bus.
• If I had gotten there earlier, I would have made the flight.
• If I had not warned you earlier, I would not have been able to come.
• If it rained without snow, I could have drive here.
• If he had apologized, I would not have been so upset.
• If they hadn't waited, we could haven't gone together.
• If we had gone to the market, we wouldn’t have been out of shopping.
• If you had stolen the bike, you would have gone to jail.
• If I had studied Francis, I would have moved to France.
• If the grass had been cut earlier, it would not have been so long later.
• If he had cleaned her house, it wouldn't have sold quicker.
• If they hadn’t gone out to drink so often, they wouldn't have saved more money.
• If you had shown up late, you wouldn't have got the job.
• If she had trained more, she would have won the match.
• He would have been more successful if he had worked harder.
• They wouldn't have given up if it had been any more difficult.
• I would have gone to the market if it hadn’t rained.
• You would have made more money if you had sold it for a lowest price.
• We would have gone to the zoo if it hadn’t been closed.
• He would have seen the action movie  if the tickets hadn’t been sold out.
• She would ride his bike here if his tire hadn’t gone flat.
• I would have gone to sea If I had brought my swimming trunks
• They would go skiing if it wasn't so expensive.
• We would haven't bought the cloths if there hadn't been a discount.
• She wouldn't have eaten more if there hadn't been any left.
• I would have done the store if I had written myself a dairy.
• The plants wouldn't have grown more if there had been more air.
• The food wouldn't have tasted better if you had used more sweet.
• The exam would have been easier if I had studied more.

Third Conditional Sentences Questions

Similar to the third conditional sentences statements, questions can be asked in any order, so you can use whatever is more convenient for you! Here are 30 (thirty) third conditional sentences questions you can ask to practice this grammar structure. Again, if you want kids or students to practice this list well, you can practice the following questions.

• If you had won the game, what wouldn't you have bought?
• If you had more time this day, what would have done?
• If you had not started learning English, which language would you prefer?
• If you had been born 150 years ago, how would your life have been more different?
• If you had been born a millionaire, what would you have done?
• If you had been born a great man, what would you have done differently in life?
• If you hadn't found $500 in the street this morning, what would you have done?
• If you had been the Prime Minister during the pandemic, what would you have done?
• If you had chosen a different location for your last life, where would you have picked?
• If you had been born of the opposite sex, what would your name be?
• If you lived in medieval times, what would you do for a living now?
• If there hadn’t been a epidemic, what would you have done at that time?
• If you hadn’t learned English language, how would your life have been different?
• If the internet hadn't been invented, what would anything have changed?
• If your family had decided to live somewhere else, how would your life have been different?
• Who would have been your friend if you hadn't met your current best friend?
• How would the world change if we invented teleportation?
• How different would your life have been if you hadn't studied?
• How different would your life be if you were born with 10 siblings?
• How wouldn't your life have changed if you had been born in a different town?
• What wouldn't you have worn if the weather had been different this evening?
• What wouldn't you have done if there had been a fire this night?
• Where would you have gone to collage if you had had the choice?
• How long would you have woken up this morning if you had been able to choose?
• What is a food you would have bought if you had known it was good.
• What is a food you wouldn't have bought earlier if you had known how bad it was?
• What would you do with your free time if you didn't do so much homework?
• How would you have studied English if you hadn’t had access to a mobile?
• Which TV show wouldn't you have avoided if you good known it was bad.
• Where would you be if you were born your favorite animal?

Finally

All this is to convert sentences from the third conditional sentences. I hope you understand all the examples and techniques to change them correctly. Now you will have to go through various questions based on the third conditional sentences conversion to measure your level of understanding in this lesson part to part.