Third conditional or subjunctiveThe third conditional is used to talk about something in the past which would have happened if circumstances had been different. Sometimes this is referred to as a subjunctive verb form, or unreal past, although in modern British English subjunctives have been largely replaced by modals such as would, should, could etc.2 Look at the sentence from the extract from Jane Eyre.If I had loved him less, I might have thought his voice andlook of victory wild.Now complete the sentences so that they’re possibly true for you.1. If I hadn’t gone to university, I ______________________ _____________________.2. If I had known what I now know when I arrived at university, I __________________________.3. If I had been more confident, I ______________________ _____________________________.4. If I had changed the course I was studying, I _________________________.5. If I had worked harder at school, I ___________________ __________.6. If I hadn’t studied English, I ________________________ _______________________________.