Los terceros ejercicios condicionales en inglés, también conocidos como third conditional, se utilizan para hablar de situaciones hipotéticas en el pasado que no ocurrieron. Este tipo de condicional se forma con "if" seguido del pasado perfecto y "would have" más el participio pasado. Por ejemplo, "If I had studied harder, I would have passed the exam" (Si hubiera estudiado más, habría aprobado el examen). Es una herramienta fundamental para expresar arrepentimientos o situaciones que podrían haber sido diferentes si las circunstancias hubieran cambiado. Estos ejercicios son esenciales para dominar la estructura y el uso del tercer condicional en inglés, permitiendo una comunicación más precisa y matizada. A través de una serie de actividades y prácticas, podrás fortalecer tu comprensión y habilidad para utilizar correctamente esta forma verbal. Ya sea que estés preparándote para un examen, mejorando tu inglés para el trabajo, o simplemente ampliando tus habilidades lingüísticas, estos ejercicios te proporcionarán el conocimiento necesario para hablar con mayor fluidez y exactitud.
1. If I had known about the meeting, I *would have attended* (verbo para asistir) .
2. They *would have traveled* to Japan if they had saved enough money (verbo para viajar).
3. If she had seen the sign, she *would have stopped* (verbo para detenerse).
4. He *would have called* you if he had your number (verbo para llamar).
5. If we had studied harder, we *would have passed* the exam (verbo para aprobar).
6. The cake *would not have burned* if you had set a timer (verbo para quemarse).
7. If they had arrived earlier, they *would have met* the famous actor (verbo para conocer).
8. She *would have accepted* the job if the salary had been higher (verbo para aceptar).
9. If it had rained, we *would have stayed* home (verbo para quedarse).
10. He *would have finished* the project if he had more time (verbo para terminar).
1. If I *had* known about the meeting, I would have attended. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si yo *hubiera* sabido de la reunión, habría asistido.
2. If she *had* studied harder, she would have passed the exam. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si ella *hubiera* estudiado más, habría pasado el examen.
3. If it *had* rained, the match would have been canceled. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si *hubiera* llovido, el partido habría sido cancelado.
4. If we *had* left earlier, we would have caught the train. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si *hubiéramos* salido antes, habríamos tomado el tren.
5. If they *had* invited me, I would have gone to the party. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si ellos *me hubieran* invitado, habría ido a la fiesta.
6. If you *had* told me, I would have helped you. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si tú *me hubieras* dicho, te habría ayudado.
7. If he *had* taken the medicine, he would have felt better. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si él *hubiera* tomado la medicina, se habría sentido mejor.
8. If we *had* known it was your birthday, we would have bought a gift. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si *hubiéramos* sabido que era tu cumpleaños, habríamos comprado un regalo.
9. If the dog *had* been trained properly, it would have behaved well. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si el perro *hubiera* sido entrenado adecuadamente, se habría comportado bien.
10. If I *had* seen you, I would have said hello. (past tense of "have") Clue: Si yo te *hubiera* visto, te habría saludado.
1. If she had known about the meeting, she *would have attended* (conditional perfect of 'attend').
2. If it hadn't rained, we *would have gone* to the beach (conditional perfect of 'go').
3. If you had asked me, I *would have helped* you with your project (conditional perfect of 'help').
4. If they had studied harder, they *would have passed* the exam (conditional perfect of 'pass').
5. If I had seen you, I *would have said* hello (conditional perfect of 'say').
6. If we had left earlier, we *would have caught* the train (conditional perfect of 'catch').
7. If he had been more careful, he *wouldn't have broken* the vase (negative conditional perfect of 'break').
8. If you had warned me, I *wouldn't have made* that mistake (negative conditional perfect of 'make').
9. If the weather had been better, they *would have gone* hiking (conditional perfect of 'go').
10. If you had listened to me, you *would have known* the answer (conditional perfect of 'know').
