The Third Conditional in Danish grammar refers to a structure used to describe hypothetical or imaginary situations in the past. It is typically formed by combining a past conditional verb, such as “ville have” (would have), with the past participle of the main verb. This allows speakers to express regrets, unfulfilled wishes, or possible outcomes that did not actually happen. In these exercises, you will practice the Danish Third Conditional by filling in the blanks to complete sentences that express various hypothetical situations in the past.