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If Jim had been available, I would have asked him to do the job.
Had Jim been available, I would have asked him to do the job.
If we had had more time, we would have stayed there all day.
Had we had more time, we would have stayed there all day.
If she hadn’t acted so mean, I would have helped her.
Had she not acted so mean, I would have helped her.
(the books/be) _________ cheaper, I would have bought them all.
Had the books been cheaper, I would have bought them all.
(the evidence/not be destroyed) ________ , the accused would have been found guilty.
Had the evidence not been destroyed, the accused would have been found guilty.
(the ship/ not capsize) _______, there would have been more survivors.
Had the ship not capsized, there would have been more survivors.
Had I known about the changes, I would have prepared differently. (change into the non-inverted version)
If I had known about the changes, I would have prepared differently.
Had I not seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn’t have believed it. (change into the non-inverted version)
If I had not seen it with my own eyes, I wouldn’t have believed it.
She wouldn’t have lost, had she stuck to her principles. (change into the non-inverted version)
She wouldn’t have lost, if she had stuck to her principles.
Had they worked together, the task would have been easier. (change into the non-inverted version)
If they had worked together, the task would have been easier
The machine would’ve been damaged if they had neglected its maintenance.
The machine would’ve been damaged had they neglected its maintenance.
If it hadn't been for the appalling weather, we could have gone out.
Had it not been for the appalling weather, we could have gone out.
We would have been here earlier if it hadn't been for the traffic jams.
We would have been here earlier hadn't it been for the traffic jams.
If you had spoken English, she would have understood.
Had you spoken English, she would have understood.
