Conditional sentences — Type 3 — Negative
Put the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional sentence — type 3. Mind the negations in the sentences.
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Tim
(not / to cut) his finger if the knife
(not / to be) so sharp.
Tim wouldn’t have cut his finger if the knife hadn’t been so sharp.
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1.If the children(to be) more attentive, they(not / to make) so many mistakes in their test.had beenwouldn’t have made
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2.I(to play) in the last football match if I(not / to break) my leg.would have playedhadn't broken
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3.We(to go) to the cinema yesterday if it(not / to rain) heavily.would have gonehadn't rained
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4.If Jenny(not / to lose) her phone, she(to call) me.hadn't lostwould have called
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5.If Richard(to return) books to the library on time, he(not / to pay) a fine.had returnedwouldn't have paid
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6.If you(not / to disturb) me, I(to finish) much faster.hadn't disturbedwould have finished
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7.Diana(not / to miss) so many classes if she(not / to catch) the flu.wouldn't have missedhadn't caught
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8.I(not / to manage) to solve the problem if Andy(not / to help) me.wouldn't have managedhadn't helped
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9.If they(to do) their homework, they(not / to get) low marks.had donewouldn't have got
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10.If Charles(not / to put) the plate on the edge of the table, it(not / to fall).hadn't putwouldn't have fallen
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