Title: 3rd conditional

Fill in the missing verbs to create a third conditional statement.

Q: 1. If I [...] (not lost) my wallet, I [...] (arrived) at the restaurant on time.

2. Mary [...] (not be) so upset if she [...] (pass) her exam.

3. My uncle [...] (not sold) the painting if he [...] (not need) the money.

4. Peta [...] (forget) her mother's birthday if I [...] (not remind) her.

5. If the weather [...] (be) nicer, we [...] to the seaside.

6. I [...] (win) the race if my ski [...] (not slip)on the last curve.

7. If I [...] (know) there was going to be a magic show, I [...] (go) to the party with you.

8. Maybe my sister [...] (be) happier if she [...] (not leave) her husband.

9. You [...] (learn) English if you [...] (stay) longer in London.
A: hadn't lost; would have arrived/would've arrived; would not have been/wouldn't have been; had passed; would not have sold/wouldn't have sold; had'nt needed/had not needed; would have forgotten/would've forgotten; hadn't reminded/had not reminded; had been; could have gone/could've gone/would have gone/would've gone; could have won/would have won/could've won/would've won; hadn't slipped/had not slipped; had known; would have gone/would've gone; would have been/would've been; hadn't left/had not left; could have learnt/could've learnt/would have learnt/would've learnt; had stayed