IF + HAD = WOULD HAVE V3 - 3rd/Past Conditional

IF + HAD = WOULD HAVE V3 (3rd/Past Conditional)

We all have things in our past we’d like to forget. Think about your past. Do you make a mistake? Did an opportunity passed by you? Well, with a third conditional, you can change the past. Change the past. Change the past. I’m not a regular doctor. I’m William Williams. and I’m a scientist. Now, here’s the science bit. One day I was in my science laboratory where I do science and I thought about my past. My past could be different with little changes to my past actions.

But, that’s impossible to change the past. Then, I found the answer we imagine an alternative past with a third conditional. Person X is living his or her life. Which is represented by this timeline. But, he or she feels bad about a situation in the past shown here as mistake A. He or she wants to imagine this event didn’t happen or happened differently. They can get a second chance with a third conditional. The third conditional. Lets you imagine an alternative past in your mind. It works like a spell in Harry Potter. Simply say a third conditional sentence in the correct form like this. For the situation we want to change if an had or had not for a negative or had not together, hadn’t. And a verb 3 or past participle. We want to change this situation and we imagine the results of that change using would or would not for a negative or the contraction wouldn’t have and a verb 3 or past participle. For example, person X will say if I hadn’t drunk tequila last night, I wouldn’t have had a hangover this morning. Hello person Y. What would you like to change from the past? I didn’t study for my test and what happened I failed. So, let’s imagine a different past. If I had studied I would have passed. It’s that easy. Get your second chance today with William Williams third conditional.