B2 FIRST INVERSION USE OF ENGLISH PART 4

Front

If you had enough money to afford the trip, I would also go. ABLE

Back

Were you able to pay for the trip, I would also go.

Front

If I had enough time, I would help you with the project. TO

Back

Were I to have enough time, I would help you with the project.

Front

Were you to call your ex girlfriend, I doubt she would pick up the phone. CALLED

Back

If you called your ex girlfriend, I doubt she would pick up the phone

Front

Rephrase: John had never been to such a fantastic restaurant.

Back

Never had John been to such a fantastic restaurant

Front

I seldom leave my house so early.

Back

Seldom do I leave my house so early.

Front

Correct the sentence: People rarely appreciate this musician's talent.

Back

Rarely do people appreciate this musician's talent.

Front

He understood little about the situation.

Back

Little did he understood about the situation.

Front

The children should on no account go on their own.

Back

On no account should the children go on their own.

Front

Which one is correct?
1. Hardly had the cat come in when he decided he wanted to go out again.
2. Hardly I had the cat come in when he decided he wanted to go out again.

Back

Hardly had the cat come in when he decided he wanted to go out again.

Front

Which sentence is correct? Barely had we fixed one wheel when another one fell off!, Barely we had fixed one wheel when another one fell off!

Back

Barely had we fixed one wheel when another one fell off!