B2 FIRST INVERSION USE OF ENGLISH PART 4

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

John had never been to such a fantastic restaurant.

• Never John had been to such a fantastic restaurant

• Had never John been to such a fantastic restaurant

• Never had John been to such a fantastic restaurant

• John never had been to such a fantastic restaurant

I seldom leave my house so early.

• Seldom do I leave my house so early.

• Seldom I leave my house so early.

• Seldom do I left my house so early.

• Seldom I left my house so early.

People rarely appreciate this musician's talent.

• Rarely do people appreciates this musician's talent.

• Rarely do people appreciate this musician's talent.

• Rarely does people appreciate this musician's talent.

• Do rarely people appreciate this musician's talent.

He understood little about the situation.

• Little he understand about the situation.

• Little did he understood about the situation.

• Little did he understand about the situation.

• Did little he understand about the situation.

The children should on no account go on their own.

• On no account should the children go on their own.

• On no account the children should go on their own.

• Should on no account the children go on their own.

• On no account should the children went on their own.

Which one is correct?

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

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

Which one is correct?

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

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