Type 3 Conditionals express imaginary situation in the past; that is, they refer to past...

Type 3 Conditionals

express imaginary situation in the past; that is, they refer to past situation that didn’t happen.

If + Past Perfect // would have + Past Participle (IIIrd verb form)

For example: If she had called earlier, I would have told her about the meeting.

Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense to make 3 conditional sentences.

If he … (remember) earlier, he … (send) her a birthday card.

If you … (not / be) ill, you … (go) to the party.

Jason … (not / break) his arm if he … (be) more careful.

Helen … (get) wet if she … (not / take) her umbrella.

If I … (do) my homework, my teacher … (not / shout) at me.

You … (pass) the test if you … (study) more.

If she … (close) the gate, the rabbit … (not / run) away.

She … (lose) her keys if I … (not / pick) them up.

If he … (save) some money, he … (be able) go on holiday.

If you … (not / be) in a hurry, you … (not / forget) your keys.