B) Fill in the gaps with the appropriate form of the word on the right.

1 Sarah is not very tolerant of people who don't think tolerance the same as she does.

2 Dave always makes a ... contribution to class value

discussions.

3 It is well- ... that women tend to live longer than men. know

4 Lyn thinks she deserves special .... treat

5 Henry wants to finish the project by himself, without

... from anybody. interfere

6 In Britain, it is an ... to sell tobacco to under- offend sixteens.

7 You need ... from the boss if you want a day off authorise

work.

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:...-L-' 3rd CONDITIONAL

We use the Third Conditionalfor imaginary situations in the past.

Example: If it had beensunny, we should have gone sailing.

(But it wasn't sunny so we didn't go sailing.) We can also use:

• other medals to show how possible or sure the result was.

Example: If it had been sunny, we couldI might have gone sailing.

• the Perfect Continuous

Example: If I had been feelingtired, I wouldn't have been driving.

• passive forms

Example: The medicine shouldn't have been discoveredif there

hadn't been an accident.

If + Past Perfect would have

+ 3rd form (Past Participle)

Positive If it had beensunny, we would have gonesailing. Negative If I hadn't goneskiing, I wouldn't have brokenmy leg. Question Ifyou had had wouldyou have boughtthe house?

the money,

1 Read each sentence (1-6). Write 'T' for each true sentence (a-f) or 'F' for the false one.