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Third Conditional Exercises For Danish Grammar

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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.

Exercise 1: Complete the sentences with the correct Third Conditional verb form.

1. *ville* (would) have hjulpet dig, hvis jeg havde vidst det.
2. Hvis han havde set mig, *ville* (would) han have sagt hej.
3. De *ville* (would) have købt bilen, hvis de havde haft pengene.
4. *Ville* (would) du have ringet, hvis du havde haft min adresse?
5. Hvis hun havde kendt sandheden, *ville* (would) hun have handlet anderledes.

Exercise 2: Complete the sentences with the correct past participle form of the verbs.

6. Hvis jeg havde haft tid, ville jeg have *skrevet* (written) et brev til dig.
7. Ville hun have *deltaget* (participated) i festen, hvis hun havde fået en invitation?
8. Hvis du havde bedt mig, ville jeg have *hjulpet* (helped) dig med opgaven.
9. Ville han have *spist* (eaten) det, hvis han havde vidst, hvad det var?
10. De ville have *rejst* (traveled) til Paris, hvis de havde haft ferie.

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