I didn't go to the party because I had to babysit my sister. If ...
I hadn't had to babysit my sister, I would have gone to the party
Correct the mistake: If I would be you, I wouldn't do that
If I were you
I love basketball because I find it really competitive. If...
If I didn't find basketball really competitive, I wouldn't like it.
I worked so hard that I am exhausted now. If...
If I hadn't worked so hard, I wouldn't be exhausted now.
I quit my job so I need to find a new one. If...
If I hadn't quit my job, I wouldn't need to find a new one
INVERSION: If it rains, we will stay at home.
Should it rain, we will stay at home
INVERSION: If I had studied, I would have passed the test.
Had I studied, I would have passed the test.
INVERSION: If I had remembered it was her birthday, I would have got her a present.
Had I remembered it was her birthday, I would have got her a present
INVERSION: If it hadn't been so disappointing, I would have remembered it
Had it not been so disappointing, I would have remembered it
INVERSION; If she were promoted, her wages would increase
Were she to be promoted, her wages would increase.
I don't like Maths because I find it difficult. If ...
If I didn't find Maths difficult, I would like it.
INVERSION: If I were in trouble, I would ask for advice
Were I in trouble, I would ask for advice.
