Third Conditional -Rules and Examples- (English Grammar)

There is no IF in history. But people often think about the past and imagine a different course of events. The third conditional can be used to express such ideas. It is grammatically challenging for many English learners, but I tried my best to explain with some practical examples.

Key Phrase: “If + past perfect, would have + past participle”

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