The Third Conditional

- Did you know that Sue was coming to town?

- No, I didn't. If I (know) I (tell) you

- It's unfortunate that Ann couldn't come to my party.

- I know. If she (finish) work earlier, she (come)

Tick the sentence with the same meaning.

"Ron forgot to set the alarm clock, so he overslept"

If only you had let me know, I ..... there immediately.

If he .... to our house yesterday, he would have met his friend.

If Barbara had got up at half past eight, he would have been late for school.

Did she get up at 8.30?

My brother wouldn't have missed so many lesons if he .... his leg.

If he had warned me, I .... the work in time.

If she hadn't miss the bus, she wouldn't have been late for work.

Was she late for work?

You wouldn't have missed the teacher's explanation if you had arrived on time.

Did he miss the teacher's explanation?

If you ..... the rule, you would have written the paper successfully.

If his friend had been in the mood to see a film, they ... to the cinema last night.

If we had left earlier, we .................... the train.

....................... If I had told her the way, she wouldn't have got lost.

If the government hadn't implemented those strict regulations, the pollution levels would have been significantly higher.

Question: What does this sentence suggest about the current pollution levels?

If she had studied harder, she ___ the exam. (more than one)

 If he had followed the doctor's advice, he wouldn't have suffered such severe complications. Question: What does this imply about his health?