Third conditional liam diaz

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Across
  1. 3. The past participle of 'go'.
  2. 4. The 'third column' form of the verb required in both clauses.
  3. 5. A conjunction meaning 'if... not' that flips the condition to positive.
  4. 7. The current status of the result since the past cannot be changed.
  5. 9. The past participle of 'write'.
  6. 10. The past participle of 'fly'.
  7. 12. Conditional Vocabulary
  8. 16. The past participle of 'do'.
  9. 17. The modal verb used to replace 'would' to show past ability or opportunity.
  10. 19. The punctuation mark needed if the sentence starts with the 'if' clause.
  11. 20. The modal verb used to replace 'would' to show low past probability.
  12. 21. The past participle of 'know'.
Down
  1. 1. An adjective describing an imagined, assumed, or fictional scenario.
  2. 2. The unchanging base-form auxiliary verb that follows the modal in the result clause.
  3. 6. The past participle of 'see'.
  4. 8. The past participle of 'be' (crucial for setting up the past condition).
  5. 11. The primary modal verb used to express certainty of intention.
  6. 13. The helping verb used in the 'if' clause.
  7. 14. The past participle of 'lend' (often confused with let).
  8. 15. Shortened word forms like 'd or wouldn't frequently used in speech.
  9. 18. The type of past situation described by the third conditional because it never happened.