Third Conditional Exercises For Greek Grammar

The Third Conditional in Greek grammar, sometimes known as the “past unreal conditional”, is used to indicate situations that did not happen in the past and are hence impossible or imaginary. It often includes hypothetical or imaginary circumstances and their hypothetical or unreal past results. As in English, the condition clause (‘if’ clause) is in the past perfect tense and the result clause is in the would have + past participle form.