Third Conditional Sentences Explained
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Let's explore Third Conditional sentences, used for regret about the past. The formula: If plus Past Perfect Tense, followed by Would, Could or Might plus Have plus Past Participle. For example: If he had played football, I would have gone to the stadium. This exact If plus Past Perfect, would have plus Past Participle pattern appears throughout SSC exam sentences. Pro tip: omit 'If' and invert, like 'Had they been earnest, they could have learnt it easily.' Remember this formula, and now it's your turn to practice!
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