TERCER CONDICIONAL
Se usa el tercer
condicional para describir situaciones irreales en el pasado y los
resultados imaginados. Tanto la situación como el resultado existen en el
pasado; la situación no ocurrió por lo que el resultado es imposible:
1. If I had woken up earlier, I wouldn’t
have missed the train.
ü
"If
I had woken up
earlier"
"Si me hubiera despertado más temprano" es
la situación irreal.
ü
"I wouldn´t have missed the train"
"No habría perdido el tren" es el
resultado imaginado.
Ejemplos:
If she hadn't
got the job, she would have been very disappointed.
If they had
known about the problems with the trains, they would have driven.
Would I have got sick if I hadn’t eaten the fish?
Forma
Se forma el tercer condicional con una cláusula
condicional y una cláusula principal:
1)
Cláusula condicional: "if" + pasado perfecto
2) Cláusula principal: "would
have" + participio pasado
El orden de las cláusulas no es importante: el significado es el mismo.
Se usa una coma entre las dos cláusulas si ponemos la cláusula
condicional antes de la oración principal:
Cláusula condicional
|
Cláusula principal
|
"If" + pasado perfecto + coma
|
"would
have" + participio pasado
|
If I’d woken up earlier,
|
I wouldn’t have missed the train.
|
If she hadn’t got the job,
|
she would have been very
disappointed.
|
If they had known about the problems with the trains,
|
they would have driven instead.
|
If I hadn’t eaten the fish,
|
would I have got sick?
|
No se usa coma si se pone la cláusula principal antes de la
cláusula condicional:
Cláusula principal
|
Cláusula condicional
|
"would
have" + participio pasado
|
"if" + pasado
perfecto
|
I wouldn’t
have missed the train
|
if I had
woken up earlier.
|
She would
have been very disappointed
|
if
she hadn’t got the job.
|
They would have driven
|
if
they had known about the problems with the trains.
|
Would
I have got sick
|
if
I hadn’t eaten the fish?
|
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