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Were you to come earlier, you _______ Beyoncé.

• will meet

• would meet

• would have met

• meet

Answer explanation

Inversion of Conditional sentence type 2:

The 1st clause: Were + S + to V

________ free time, she’ll play tennis.

• Were she have

• Had she had

• Should she have

• Were she to have

Answer explanation

Inversion of Conditional sentence type 1:

The 2nd clause: S + will + V

_________ French, I would read a French book.

• Were I learned

• Had I learn

• Were I learn

• Were I to learn

Answer explanation

Inversion of Conditional sentence type 2:

The 2nd clause: S + would + V

If it hadn’t been for his help, I wouldn’t have succeeded.

=> (a)   , I wouldn't have succeeded.

Answer explanation

Conditional sentence type 3

=> Inversion: Had it not been for + N

If it rains, they won’t walk to the town.

=> (a)   , they won't walk to the town.

Answer explanation

Conditional sentence type 1

=> Inversion: Should + S + V

If you had trained harder, you would have won the game.

=> (a)   , you would have won the game.

Answer explanation

Conditional sentence type 3

=> Inversion: Had + S + V (P2)

If he missed the bus, we’d have trouble.

• Were he missed the bus, we would've had trouble.

• Should he miss the bus, we'll have trouble

• Had he missed the bus, we would've had trouble.

• Were he to miss the bus, we'd have trouble.

If I learnt Belarusian, I would read a Belarusian book.

• I were learning to Belarusian, I could read a Belarusian book.

• Were I to learn Belarusian, I would read a Belarusian book.

• Were I learning to Belarusian, I would have read a Belarusian book.

• Had I learnt Belarusian, I would have read a Belarusian book.

If you change your mind, let us know

• Had you change your mind, let us know.

• Let us know you had change your mind

• Should you change your mind, let us know

• You have changed your mind, let us know.

If Mr. Carter wishes to begin the discussion, he is welcome.

(a)   to begin the discussion, he is welcome.