Inversion In Conditional Sentences

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1. Should he decides (A) to come (B), please let (C) me know (D) as soon as possible.

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In type 1, verb is in bare infinitive

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Inversion In Conditional Sentences - Quiz

From question 1 to 5, please choose which one is incorrect.
From question 6 to 10, please transform the conditional sentences into inversion. Put the punctuation when you finish the sentences, if not, it will be seen as wrong answer.

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2. Were (A) not (B) the weather so bad (C), we would (D) go to the park.

Explanation

"not" always goes after subject in all types

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3. Had (A) I not (B) wake up (C) early, I would have missed (D) the boat.

Explanation

wake up => woken up

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4. Had (A) we bought (B) that land (C), we would have been (D) rich now.

Explanation

Mixed condition: IF 3, IF 2 (now)
would have been => would be

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5. If I had worked harder at school, I would have a better job now.

Explanation

Mixed condition: IF 3 + IF 2

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6. Had (A) the storm not (B) been (C) at night, the rescue team wouldn't have found (D) the lost boy scouts.  

Explanation

Remove "not" to have appropriate meaning

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7. If she refuses the offer, we will raise the price.

Explanation

Type 1: IF + S + V... => Should + S + V (bare)

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8. If you loved me, you would buy me a diamond ring.

Explanation

Type 2; verb case
IF + S + V (2/ed) => Were + S + to V

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9. If I were you, I would give up smoking.

Explanation

Type 1, in case of "be"

IF + S + was/were... => Were + S...

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10. If it had not been for his carelessness, the machine would have stayed intact.

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Type 3, "not" goes after subject

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Should he decides (A) to come (B), please let (C) me know (D) as soon...
Were (A) not (B) the weather so bad (C), we would (D) go to the park.
Had (A) I not (B) wake up (C) early, I would have missed (D) the boat.
Had (A) we bought (B) that land (C), we would have been (D) rich now.
If I had worked harder at school, I would have a better job now.
Had (A) the storm not (B) been (C) at night, the rescue team...
If she refuses the offer, we will raise the price.
If you loved me, you would buy me a diamond ring.
If I were you, I would give up smoking.
If it had not been for his carelessness, the machine would have stayed...
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