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Rewrite the if-clauses using inversion.
- If you need assistance, our guides will be happy to help.
assistance, our guides will be happy to help.Inversion in 1st conditional: should + subject + infinitive
- If it had been warmer, we would have stayed longer.
warmer, we would have stayed longer.Inversion in 3rd conditional: had + subject + past participle
- If they accept your application, you will have an interview.
your application, you will have an interview.Inversion in 1st conditional: should + subject + infinitive
- If she hadn’t acted so mean, I would have helped her.
so mean, I would have helped her.Inversion in 3rd conditional: had + subject + past participle|We do not use contractions in inverted conditionals
- If he apologised tomorrow, I wouldn’t accept it.
tomorrow, I wouldn’t accept it.Inversion in 2nd conditional: were + subject + to + infinitive|Use inversion for 2nd conditional clauses that talk about unlikely future events.