Second Conditional and Third Conditional

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Fill in the gaps so as to build correct type 3 conditional sentences.

1. If you had had (have) some protection, you would have damaged(damage) your eyes. 

2. It would have been (be) impossible to enter the building if the porter hadn't been (not / be) there. 

3. If the flight hadn’t been delayed, my boss  would have arrived (arrive) on time to the meeting. 

4. If the driver had stopped (stop) at the red sign, I wouldn't have had (not / have) the accident. 

5. I would have eaten (eat) the soup if it hadn't been (not / be) so salty. 

6. If the thieves had robbed (rob) the whole jewellery store, the owners would have been ruined. 

7. If you had taken (take) your umbrella, you wouldn't have caught (not / catch) a cold. 

8. I would have managed (manage) to escape the storm if I had been (be) more cautious. 

9. The burglars would have escaped (escape) to a foreign country if the police hadn't caught (not / catch) them. 

10. If you had learned (learn) to play the piano, you could have participated in the contest. 

11. If you had studied (study) more, you would have got (get) a better mark. 

12. There would have been (be) a fight if the police hadn't arrived (not / arrive) in time. 








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