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Downloadable worksheets: FIRST TYPE CONDITIONAL CLAUSES Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Downloads: 4494   Conditionals Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Downloads: 4024   if clauses - type 0 - 1 - 2 - Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Downloads: 4158   Conditional sentences Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Downloads: 3395   First Conditional - exercises Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Downloads: 3504   Conditional "type 0" and "type 1" test Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Downloads: 2460

Third Conditional Statements � ������������ � � � Examples: � If1 you2 had saved3 your money, you4 could5 have6 bought7 a new computer. � If1 you2 had studied3 harder, you4 would5 have6 passed7 the test. � If1 I2 had gone3 to the party, I4�might5 have6 enjoyed7 myself. � Meaning: � Describing the past.Criticism for past events.Regret and criticism for past events. � Form: � 1. �+ 2. �+ 3. �, + 4. �+ 5. �+ 6. �+ 7. � Controlled Practice: � Match the If clauses with their endings. � ABCDE�1. If I had�left the house�earlier,������������������ A. You would have arrived before class started. � ABCDE�2. If you had asked her on a date,����������������B. I would have arrived before the store closed. � ABCDE�3. If I had gone out for dinner,�������������������� C. She would have said�"yes."� � ABCDE�4. If you had woken up earlier,��������������������D. I would have said "hello." � ABCDE�5. If I had seen you at the party,������������������E. I wouldn't have had to wash the dishes. � Free Practice: � Write or discuss endings to the following If clauses: � 1. If I had carefully saved my money, � 2. If I had studied harder in middle school, � 3.�If I had gotten up earlier today, � � � �