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ADVANCED CONDITIONALS - INVERTED CONDITIONS

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    Re-phrase the sentences using inversion of order
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  • He would have taken her out for dinner if he had known she was in NY.
    He would have taken her out for dinner had he known she was in NY.
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  • If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.
    Should you have any questions, don’t hesitate to contact me.
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  • If he came, I’d be very surprised.
    If he were to come, I’d be very surprised.
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  • If people were kinder, the world would be a better place.
    Were people kinder, the world would be a better place.
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  • The meeting wouldn’t have been cancelled if she had arrived on time.
    The meeting wouldn’t have been cancelled had she arrived on time.
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  • If we had lost the world cup, the country would have been down in the dumps.
    Had we lost the world cup, the country would have been down in the dumps.
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  • If you are in trouble, I’ll be happy to help.
    Should you be in trouble, I’ll be happy to help.
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  • If the passenger needs to cancel their booking, they should notify you within two weeks.
    Should a passenger need to cancel their booking, they should notify you within two weeks.
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  • If the commander had been forewarned of the attack, he would have strengthened the defences.
    Had the commander been forewarned of the attack, he would have strengthened the defences.
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  • If I stood any chance, I’d propose to her.
    Were I to stand any chance, I’d propose to her.
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  • If he was elected president, he would form a government of inclusion.
    Were he elected president, he would form a government of inclusion
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  • If you understand my proposal, you’ll accept the deal.
    Should you understand my proposal, you’ll accept the deal.
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