The document discusses the past unreal conditional in its inverted form. It describes that a past unreal conditional describes untrue conditions and results. It provides examples of sentences in their non-inverted and inverted forms, noting that the inverted form omits "if" and inverts the auxiliary verb and subject from the non-inverted form.
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3. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
A past unreal condition…
Describes unreal or untrue conditions and results.
If I had known this car was so bad, I would have bought a better car.
(si yo hubiera sabido que este carro era tan malo, hubiera comprado un mejor carro)
4. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
Now, let’s see this UNREAL CONDITIONAL sentence in
INVERTED FORM
5. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
A past unreal condition…
Describes unreal or untrue conditions and results.
6. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
A past unreal condition…
Describes unreal or untrue conditions and results.
7. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
A past unreal condition…
Describes unreal or untrue conditions and results.
If I had known this car was so bad, I would have bought a better car.
8. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
A past unreal condition…
Describes unreal or untrue conditions and results.
If I had known this car was so bad, I would have bought a better car.
(si yo hubiera sabido que este carro era tan malo, hubiera comprado un mejor carro)
9. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
A past unreal condition…
Describes unreal or untrue conditions and results.
If I had known this car was so bad, I would have bought a better car.
(si yo hubiera sabido que este carro era tan malo, hubiera comprado un mejor carro)
Had I known this car was so bad, I would have bought a better car.
Inverted Form
10. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
If she had eaten less junk food, she would have better health.
Non-inverted form
11. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
If she had eaten less junk food, she would have better health.
Non-inverted form
In the inverted form:
• Omit the “IF”
12. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
If she had eaten less junk food, she would have better health.
Non-inverted form
In the inverted form:
• Omit the “IF”
X
13. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
If she had eaten less junk food, she would have better health.
Non-inverted form
In the inverted form:
• Omit the “IF”
• Invert the auxiliary “HAD” and the “SUBJECT”
X
14. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
If she had eaten less junk food, she would have better health.
Non-inverted form
In the inverted form:
• Omit the “IF”
• Invert the auxiliary “HAD” and the “SUBJECT”
X
15. THE PAST UNREAL CONDITIONAL. INVERTED FORM
If she had eaten less junk food, she would have better health.
Non-inverted form
In the inverted form:
• Omit the “IF”
• Invert the auxiliary “HAD” and the “SUBJECT”
X
Had she eaten less junk food, she would have better health.
Inverted form
