Question

.Correct the third Conditional sentences if you see any mistakes. Some
of the sentences are correct.

1. Molly might have thought that Paul was enjoying the weather, if there had
been any to enjoy.

2. If Krassotkin had known what an effect his words might have on the child, nothing would have had induced him to play this trick on him.

3. Even if Jack had died, he wouldn’t just the same has escaped from his horrible position.
4. It can all have gone off more harmoniously if Peter had taken the trouble to embellish his story.
5. I wonder what might have happened if a Gatling (скорострельное стрелковое оружие) had been used.
6. But if Molly had stayed in her home, she wouldn’t have any home left to stay in.
7. Bill dreamed of it at the age when everyone would laugh to his face if they could have guessed what was in his head.
8. If the robber had been someone like Molly Smith, she'd simply have put the chain straight in her pocket and get away as fast as she could.
9. If Greg could have moved, Greg would have leapt upon me.
10. If Sally had been with us, the sense of complicity would be cloying.

Answer 1

2. If Krassotkin had known what an effect his words might have on the child, nothing would have induced him to play this trick on him.
3. Even if Jack had died, he wouldn’t just the same have escaped from his horrible position.
4. It could all have gone off more harmoniously if Peter had taken the trouble to embellish his story.
6. But if Molly had stayed in her home, she wouldn’t have had any home left to stay in.
7. Bill dreamed of it at the age when everyone would have laughed to his face if they could have guessed what was in his head.
9. If Greg could have moved, Greg would have leapt upon me.
10. If Sally had been with us, the sense of complicity would have been cloying.