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5B U12 - Subject-verb inversion in conditional s ...

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  • If Rick had performed better, he could have won the contest.
    Had Rick performed better he could have won the contest.
  • If I were a carpenter, I would build my own house.
    Were I a carpenter, I would build my own house.
  • If I had known you before, I could have told it to you.
    Had I known you before I could have told it to you.
  • If we go by train, it will be cheaper.
    Should we go by train, it will be cheaper.
  • If I was ridiculously rich, I think I’d still work.
    Were I ridiculously rich, I think I’d still work.
  • If James doesn't remember, we'll have to start again.
    Should James not remember, we'll have to start again.
  • If they hadn't arrived in time, they wouldn't have been able to rescue the giraffe.
    Had they not arrived in time, they wouldn't have been able to rescue the giraffe.
  • If Tiffany hadn't voted, the dolphin would have won.
    Had Tiffany not voted, the dolphin would have won.
  • If the teacher had helped me, I wouldn’t have had to go the library.
    Had the teacher helped me, I wouldn’t have had to go the library.
  • If John were here, I could have talked to him.
    Were John here I could have talked to him.
  • If we’d arrived sooner, we wouldn’t have missed the beginning.
    Had we arrived sooner, we wouldn’t have missed the beginning.
  • If you had told me, I could have helped you.
    Had you told me, I could have helped you.
  • If she refuses the offer, we'll raise the price.
    Should she refuse the offer, we'll raise the price.
  • If hackers got into the system, we'd lose everything.
    Were the hackers to get into the system, we'd lose everything.
  • If he weren't such a difficult person, my job would be easier.
    Were he not such a difficult person, my job would be easier.
  • If they had informed me before, they wouldn’t have still been waiting there.
    Had they informed me before, they wouldn’t have still been waiting there.
  • If I'd woken up earlier, I wouldn't have missed the boat.
    Had I woken up earlier, I wouldn't have missed the boat.
  • If he remembers his own name, we’ll be able to help him.
    Should he remember his own name, we’ll be able to help him.
  • If you were here, you could have enjoyed the program.
    Were you here you could have enjoyed the program.
  • If he were over 18, we would allow him to join the Python club.
    Were he over 18, we would allow him to join the Python club.
  • If I had seen you before, I could have given it to you
    Had I seen you before I could have given it to you
  • If you want to buy a natural skin care products, this company offer over 1,200 choices.
    Should you want to buy a natural skin care products, this company offer over 1,200 choices.
  • If we weren't so clever, we wouldn't have got the contract.
    Were we not so clever, we wouldn't have got the contract.
  • If he doesn’t hurry, he will be late
    Should he not hurry, he will be late.
  • If I hadn’t got up early this morning, I would have slept more.
    Had I not got up early this morning, I would have slept more.
  • If Anna weren't a smart person, she’d give all her money to Shady Nick.
    Were Anna not a smart person, she’d give all her money to Shady Nick.
  • If we'd bought that property, we'd be rich now.
    Had we bought that property, we'd be rich now.
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