Inversion & Alternatives of if | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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Rewrite the sentence using "in case": Take a coat with you. The weather may get worse.

Take a coat with you in case the weather gets worse.

Rewrite the sentence using "as long as": If and only if you dress smartly, you will make a good impression at your interview.

As long as you dress smartly, you will make a good impression at your interview.

Unless we don't leave now, we'll be late for the film. True or False?

False. Because a negative verb can’t be used in the 'unless clause'

Rewrite the sentence using "suppose": If I can get tickets, would you like to go to the concert tomorrow?

Suppose I can get tickets, would you like to go to the concert tomorrow?

You should have your air conditioner service, (provided/otherwise) you will waste a lot of energy.

otherwise

You can go out with your friends (unless/so long as) you have finished all of your homework.

so long as

Complete the inverted structure of Third Conditionals: Had + S + ______ , S + would + have + PII

Had + S + (not) + Pii, S + would + have + Pii

Unless can you speak slowly? I find it difficult to understand you. True or False

False

Complete the inverted structure of Second Conditionals: Were + S + _______ , S + would + Vo

Were + S +(not) to V/ (not) N/adj, S + would + Vo

Rewrite the sentence using "on condition that": They will tell us if their names stay hidden.

They will tell us on condition that their names stay hidden.

Rewrite the sentence using "unless": My little brother only eats carrots if there is ketchup.

Unless there is ketchup, my little brother won't eat carrots.

Rewrite the sentence using "provided that": As long as I'm happy, my parents don't care what job I do.

Provided that I'm happy, my parents don't care what job I do.

Complete the inverted structure of First Conditionals: _____ + S + (not) Vo , S + will + Vo

Should + S + (not) Vo , S + will + Vo

How many types of conditionals that we can invert?

3

Rewrite the sentence using "unless": You must rest. Otherwise, you'll be tired tonight.

You'll be tired tonight unless you rest.

“Suppose” can only use before a question. True or False?

True