Soo... I have a friend. He came to me so I can help him with his English homework. And I was like "I'm a pro bruh " and he said "Aight I need help with Inverted Conditional Sentences Without 'If'" I have no fucking idea. Can anyone help I have the examples and everything, but can someone educate me a little first? See if I can remember.. Cuz I've been out of school for like 2 yrs already.
For instance. The examples: A. Imagine you were alone in a forest full of wild animals. _______ what would you do? B. It was much colder at sea than it had been on land. _______, we would have worn warmer clothes. C. I think what Mike does is fascinating. _______ the opportunity, I would definitely do what he did. D. The sharks were not interested in Mike when he remained motionless. _______, that would have been a different story. E. Apparently, there was a story about the shark attack in a newspaper the day before. ________, I probably wouldn't have gone for a swim.
Here's an example I made up: 1. If you should need more practice with inverting conditional sentences without "if," I suggest looking up examples on the Internet. Should you need more practice with inverting conditional sentences without "if," I suggest looking up examples on the Internet.
"Had I known" is the correct format. But to me, it makes more sense to say something like "Had Mike moved" I am not necessarily smart. I am a math major whose worst subject by far is English. I did not know what "inverting a conditional statement without if" meant prior to opening up this topic but I found out about 5 seconds after typing it into an Internet search engine. It's quite simple. Just has a long name.
He sent me a pic of his book. I think in B he has "if we were to sleep outside" So would that be something like "Had we slept outside, we would have worn warmer clothes"?