🔼THIRD CONDITIONAL🔽

⏭ Function:

We use the third conditional to talk about unreal situations in the past.

We can use could or might/may instead of would in the result clause to talk about results that were possible in the past.

⏭ Form: 

If- cláusula	Resultado	Ejemplos
If + past perfect	Would, could, might/may + have + past participle	⥁  If you had gotten up earlier, you wouldn´t have missed the train. ⥀ I would have studied history if had gone to college. ⥀ If he had studied history, he might have become a teacher.
We use a comma when the if clause is at the beginning of the sentence.		⥀  If I had found a job near my hometown, I wouldn´t have moved to Boston. ⥀  I wouldn’t have moved to Boston if I had found a job near my hometown.

⏭ Examples:

1. If you had gotten up earlier, you would not have missed the train.

2. I would have a history of studies if i had gone to collage.

3. If he had studied history, he could have become a teacher.

We use an eat when the if clause is at the beginning of the sentence.

⏭ Examples:

1. If i had found a job near my hometown, i would not have moved to boston.

2. I would not have moved to boston if i had found a job near my hometown