Question

clauses.
All the situations describe past events which did not materialise, or an imagined situation
that might have happened. The speaker imagines how things could have been different
if something had happened in the past. The conditions belong to the past, so they are
impossible to fulfil. Such suppositions and conditions are called Type III conditional
The structure of a sentence with a Type III conditional clause that refers to the past is:
if ... past perfect tense + modal verb + have + past participle
Example: If I had saved enough money | could have gone to New York,
conditional clause
main clause
We may also use the modals-might, could and should in the main clause.
Let us practise
A. Complete the if-clause using the past perfect form of the verb in brackets.
1. If !
home early, I might have checked and let you know. (get)
2. Ifl_Winner
a lottery, I would have given the entire amount to the
orphanage in my hometown. (win)
3. If he
If he should
more determination, he might have won the race. (show)
4. If
If I mang
my time well, I could have rejoined my tabla classes.
(managed)
5. If I had had
my way, I would have stopped corruption altogether
in my country. (have)​

Answer 1

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