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IF" in the first conditional changes to:
Had
Should
Were
Do / Does
Inverted Conditionals are more...
Difficult
Informal
Formal
Useful
Third conditional changes to:
Had
Were
Hadn´t
Should
Second conditional changes to:
Had
Did
Should
Were
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Should you need more information...
If you had told me, I could have helped you.
Had you told me...
If he doesn't hurry up, he will be late.
Should he not hurry up...
If he didn't study more, he wouldn't pass the exam.
Were he not to study more...
If I hadn't got up early this morning, I would have slept more.
Had I not got up early this morning...
Were I not got up early this morning...
Shouldn't I got up early this morning...
Hadn't I got up early this morning....
If the weather is rainy, we will stay home.
Shouldn't the weather be rainy...
Should the weather be rainy...
Should the weather is rainy...
Were the weather is rainy...
If the teacher had helped me, I wouldn't have had to go to the library.
Had the teacher helped me...
Where do we place "not" in negative inverted conditional sentences?
Before the auxiliary and the verb
After the verb
Between the auxiliary and the verb
After the subject...
... I wonder what he'd think.
Should Isaac Newton alive today
Had Isaac Newton alive today
Were Isaac Newton alive today
....we wouldn't have lost our train.
Were we wake up earlier
Had we woken up earlier
Should we wake up earlier
If they asked me to go back, I wouldn't hesitate.
Were they to ask me to go back...
If he were promoted, his salary would double
Were he to be promoted, his salary would double
