The theme of the lesson: “A day’s wait”

The types of illnesses

Let’s use word combinations in our speech:
to have(got) a headache
to take one’s (or smb’s) temperature
to take some medicine
to be in(a) good(bad) condition
to write out a prescription
to call a doctor
to stay(be) awake
to be flushed by the fever

Conditional 3 = the 3rd conditional
a conditional sentence is composed of 2 parts:
If-clause Main clause
Conditional 3 is used: to speak about unreal impossible past events
If-clause
is
(condition)
Main clause
is
(result)
Past Perfect Tense
Future Perfect in the Past Tense
had+V3
would have+ V3

For example:
If I had had enough money, I would have bought the
camera yesterday.
If they’d gone by bus, they would have arrived much later.
(They didn’t go by bus)
He would have travelled around the world if he had had
more money.
(Impossible to change, because he didn’t have the
money)