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<b>Inversion in Conditionals </b>

© E.S.Ping 2007 1 of 2 aexe1.pdf

Using subject-verb inversion, rewrite the sentences without changing the meaning of the
sentences printed before them.

Example:

If you were to interview the Prime Minister, what would you ask?
<i>Were you to interview the Prime Minister, what would you ask? </i>

1. If you happen to go to the computer shop, please buy me a box of CDs.

...
2. If the government were to spend more money on health, the quality of service in

hospitals would improve.

...
3. If he insists on pressing charges against you, you should hire a lawyer.

...
4. If you are not satisfied with our product, we will refund you the money.

...

5. If you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

...
6. If he doesn’t resign, new measures will have to be taken.

...
7. If he hadn’t embezzled €1,000 from the company, he wouldn’t be in jail right now.

...
8. If you should see Mr Smith on Monday, please inform him of the situation.

...
9. If this new policy were implemented, a storm of protest would be expected.

...
10. If I had known earlier, I would have taken the children to school.

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GrammarNet
Gramática da Língua Inglesa

www.grammarnet.com

<b>Inversion in Conditionals </b>

© E.S.Ping 2007 2 of 2 aexe1.pdf

Using subject-verb inversion, rewrite the sentences without changing the meaning of the
sentences printed before them.

Example:

If you were to interview the Prime Minister, what would you ask?
<i>Were you to interview the Prime Minister, what would you ask? </i>

1. If you happen to go to the computer shop, please buy me a box of CDs.
<i>Should you happen to go to the computer shop, please buy me a box of CDs. </i>
2. If the government were to spend more money on health, the quality of service in

hospitals would improve.

<i>Were the government to spend more money on health, the quality of service in </i>
<i>hospitals would improve. </i>

3. If he insists on pressing charges against you, you should hire a lawyer.
<i>Should he insist on pressing charges against you, you should hire a lawyer. </i>
4. If you are not satisfied with our product, we will refund you the money.

<i>Should you not be satisfied with our product, we will refund you the money. </i>
5. If you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us.

<i>Should you need further information, please do not hesitate to contact us. </i>
6. If he doesn’t resign, new measures will have to be taken.

<i>Should he not resign, new measures will have to be taken. </i>

7. If he hadn’t embezzled €1,000 from the company, he wouldn’t be in jail right now.
<i>Had he not embezzled €1,000 from the company, he wouldn’t be in jail right now. </i>
8. If you should see Mr Smith on Monday, please inform him of the situation.

<i>Should you see Mr Smith on Monday, please inform him of the situation. </i>
9. If this new policy were implemented, a storm of protest would be expected.

<i>Were this new policy to be implemented, a storm of protest would be expected. </i>
10. If I had known earlier, I would have taken the children to school.

<i>Had I known earlier, I would have taken the children to school. </i>

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