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    The document discusses conditional inversion, which is used to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the past. It provides 10 examples of conditional sentences where the if-clause is inverted to place the subject after the auxiliary verb. Some of the examples are: if the books had been cheaper, I would have bought them all; if the Prime Minister failed to get the necessary support, he would be forced to call a snap election; if the evidence had not been destroyed, the accused would have been found guilty.

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    The document discusses conditional inversion, which is used to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the past. It provides 10 examples of conditional sentences where the if-clause is inverted to place the subject after the auxiliary verb. Some of the examples are: if the books had been cheaper, I would have bought them all; if the Prime Minister failed to get the necessary support, he would be forced to call a snap election; if the evidence had not been destroyed, the accused would have been found guilty.

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    The document discusses conditional inversion, which is used to talk about hypothetical or unlikely situations in the past. It provides 10 examples of conditional sentences where the if-clause is inverted to place the subject after the auxiliary verb. Some of the examples are: if the books had been cheaper, I would have bought them all; if the Prime Minister failed to get the necessary support, he would be forced to call a snap election; if the evidence had not been destroyed, the accused would have been found guilty.

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    CONDITIONALS INVERSION

    1. (the books/be) ___________________ cheaper, I would


    have bought them all.
    2. (the Prime Minister/fail) ___________________ to
    get the necessary support, he would be forced to call a
    snap election.
    3. (the evidence/not be destroyed)
    ___________________, the accused would have been
    found guilty.
    4. (you/need) ___________________ any further
    assistance, do not hesitate to contact us.
    5. (the ship/ not capsize) ___________________, there
    would have been more survivors.
    6. (I/win) ___________________ the prize, I wouldn’t
    spend it on things I don’t need.
    7. (the storm/be) ___________________ at night, the
    rescue team wouldn’t have found the lost boy scouts. 8.
    (he/decide) ___________________to come, please let
    me know as soon as possible.
    9. (I/ be offered) ___________________ the job, I
    would have to think about it.
    10. (you/have) ___________________ any further
    questions, please ask to see the manager.
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