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Give your own examples of the Third Conditional sentences.

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Примечание:

Read the task attentively and make up five examples of the Third Conditional sentences. Внимательно прочитайте задание и составьте пять условных предложений третьего типа.
If you have difficulties with the task, please, revise the material about the Third Conditional. Если возникнут трудности при выполнении задания, повторите материал об образовании условных предложений третьего типа.
Pay attention to the spelling and word order. Обращайте внимание на написание слов и их порядок в предложении.

1.       How many contracts have you conclude this month?
2.       The firm wants us to take partial deliveries.
3.       I wonder when a manager will fly to Paris.
4.       Mr.Denisov said that he would not be able to receive Mr. Braun tomorrow.
5.       There is less furniture in their new flat than in the old one.
6.       They didn`t have a car at that time, they have already sold it.
7.       As soon as I stay at hotel, I will send you a postcard.
8.       It had already dark by five o'clock in the evening
9.       Were you writing a letter or watching TV when the phone rang?
10. Haven't you been on vacation this year?

Mrs Hay (was driving) along a small country road when she (saw) a man at the side of the road.
He (was waving) and pointing at his car.
Mrs Hay (stopped) and (asked) the man if he was all right.
"My car's broken down," said the man.
"Where do you want (to go)?" asked Mrs Hay.
"London," replied the man.
"Well, I (am not going) to London, but I (will give) you a lift to the station, if you like."
On the way they chatted.
 (Do you work) in London?" asked Mrs Hay.
"No, I don't. I (run) my own business in Oxford.
But today I (am having) lunch with a friend in London - we always (have) lunch together on Fridays.
 I promised (to meet) her at one o'clock."
"There's a train at 11.30. I don't think you (will be) late for your appointment."
When they arrived at the station, a train (was standing) at the platform.
"That's your train," said Mrs Hay. "You (will catch) it if you're quick."
After the man (had got out) of the car, Mrs Hay (drove away).
A few minutes later she realised that she (had made) a mistake: it was the wrong train.
She went back to the station, but the train wasn't there: it (had already left)!
She went into the station and asked at the information desk where the train was going.
"Edinburgh," the information clerk told her. "Where does it stop?" asked Mrs Hay. "It's the express service," the clerk told her. "It doesn't stop until it gets to Edinburgh.”