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The third conditional tense is used to express a past imaginary condition (conditional clause) and the subsequent past imaginary result (consequent clause).

Structure:
Conditional Clause:
If + Past Perfect Tense
Consequent Clause:
Past Perfect Modal (Would/Could/Should/Might + Have + V3).

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'Opposition' starts with a vowel sound hence 'an'.