Conditionals without if

Choose the correct inverted third conditional sentence.

• Had JuanFe attended class last Monday, he would have eaten chocolate.

• Had JuanFe to attend class last Monday, he would have eaten chocolate.

• Had attended JuanFe class last Monday, he would have eaten chocolate.

• Had JuanFe attend class last Monday, he would have eaten chocolate.

The structure for the inverted form of the third conditional is...

• had + subject + infinitive

• had + subject + past participle

• had + subject + base form

• had + past participle + subject

Choose the correct inverted second conditional sentence.

• Were Lorena won the Baloto, she would buy a gorgeous cabin in Nuqui.

• Were Lorena win the Baloto, she would buy a gorgeous cabin in Nuqui.

• Were Lorena to win the Baloto, she would buy a gorgeous cabin in Nuqui.

• Were win Lorena the Baloto, she would buy a gorgeous cabin in Nuqui.

The structure for the inverted form of the second conditional is...

• were + subject + base form

• were + subject + infinitive

• were + subject + past participle

• were + subject + past simple form

Choose the correct inverted conditional sentence.

• Should you feel like reviewing previous topics, you have references on the class Padlet.

• Should feel like you reviewing previous topics, you have references on the class Padlet.

• Should you to feel like reviewing previous topics, you have references on the class Padlet.

• Should you felt like reviewing previous topics, you have references on the class Padlet.

The structure for the inverted form of conditionals with should is...

• should + subject + infinitive

• should + subject + base form

• should + subject + past simple form

• should + past participle form + subject

Some verbs (7 in total) can also be used to replace if in conditionals. Can you remember all of them?

A conditional sentence can also be made by starting with an ___________ and joining the clauses with and.