Write the second sentence so that the meaning remains the same
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Write the second sentence so that the meaning remains the same. (Using inverted conditional)
1. If you try to work, you will soon be a member of the company.
2. She will see him if he is on the second floor.
3. If I don't have a lot of money, I can't buy lots of nice clothes.
4. If I were you, I would tell your mom the truth.
5. We could live comfortably if our house were bigger.
6. If he went to the airport on time, I could meet his friend before he leaves.
7. If he hadn't gone shopping, he wouldn't have spent a lot of money.
8. Our boss would be happy if I had signed the contract successfully.
9. If I were you, I would have lent Mica some money that morning.
10. If my younger brother had slept enough 8 hours last night, he would feel better now.
11. If Mini didn't like puppies, yesterday, she would not have taken that adorable dog home.
Write the second sentence so that the meaning remains the same. (Using inverted conditional)
1. If you try to work, you will soon be a member of the company.
2. She will see him if he is on the second floor.
3. If I don't have a lot of money, I can't buy lots of nice clothes.
4. If I were you, I would tell your mom the truth.
5. We could live comfortably if our house were bigger.
6. If he went to the airport on time, I could meet his friend before he leaves.
7. If he hadn't gone shopping, he wouldn't have spent a lot of money.
8. Our boss would be happy if I had signed the contract successfully.
9. If I were you, I would have lent Mica some money that morning.
10. If my younger brother had slept enough 8 hours last night, he would feel better now.
11. If Mini didn't like puppies, yesterday, she would not have taken that adorable dog home.