Inverted Conditionals Challenge

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Condicionales invertidos prácticos

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Froggy Jumps Inverted Conditionals ChallengeVersión en línea Condicionales invertidos prácticos por Yasmín Contreras Opazo 1 Elige la forma invertida correcta para el condicional de tipo I (presente → futuro): a Should it rain tomorrow, we would cancel. b If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel. c Should it rain tomorrow, we will cancel. 2 Completa con la inversión adecuada del tipo I negativo: 'If I study, I will not fail.' a If I study, I will not fail. b Should I study, I would not fail. c Should I study, I will not fail. 3 Condicional de tipo II: invierte correctamente 'If I were you, I would travel.' a If I were you, I would travel. b Were I you, I would travel. c Were I you, I would travel. 4 Condicional de tipo II con pregunta: invierte 'If I knew the answer, I would tell you.' a If I knew the answer, I would tell you. b Were I to know the answer, I would tell you. c If I knew the answer, I would tell you. 5 Condicional de tipo II con negación: invierte 'If I had more time, I would learn.' a If I had more time, I would learn. b Had I more time, I would learn. c Had I more time, I would learn. 6 Condicional de tipo III: invierte correctamente 'If he had known, he would have warned.' a If he had known, he would have warned. b Had he known, he would have warned. c Had he known, he would have warned. 7 Otra versión invertida del tipo III: 'If they had arrived early, they would have met us.' a Had they arrived early, they met us. b Had they arrived early, they would have met us. c If they had arrived early, they would have met us. 8 Tipo III con oración negativa invertida: 'If I had not left, I would have stayed.' a If I had not left, I would have stayed. b Had I not left, I will have stayed. c Had I not left, I would have stayed. 9 Prueba de comprensión: invierte 'If he studies, he passes the exam.' a Should he study, he passes the exam. b Should he study, he pass the exam. c If he studies, he passes the exam.

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Inverted Conditionals ChallengeVersión en línea

Condicionales invertidos prácticos

por Yasmín Contreras Opazo

Elige la forma invertida correcta para el condicional de tipo I (presente → futuro):

Should it rain tomorrow, we would cancel.

If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel.

Should it rain tomorrow, we will cancel.

Completa con la inversión adecuada del tipo I negativo: 'If I study, I will not fail.'

If I study, I will not fail.

Should I study, I would not fail.

Should I study, I will not fail.

Condicional de tipo II: invierte correctamente 'If I were you, I would travel.'

If I were you, I would travel.

Were I you, I would travel.

Condicional de tipo II con pregunta: invierte 'If I knew the answer, I would tell you.'

If I knew the answer, I would tell you.

Were I to know the answer, I would tell you.

If I knew the answer, I would tell you.

Condicional de tipo II con negación: invierte 'If I had more time, I would learn.'

If I had more time, I would learn.

Had I more time, I would learn.

Condicional de tipo III: invierte correctamente 'If he had known, he would have warned.'

If he had known, he would have warned.

Had he known, he would have warned.

Otra versión invertida del tipo III: 'If they had arrived early, they would have met us.'

Had they arrived early, they met us.

Had they arrived early, they would have met us.

If they had arrived early, they would have met us.

Tipo III con oración negativa invertida: 'If I had not left, I would have stayed.'

If I had not left, I would have stayed.

Had I not left, I will have stayed.

Had I not left, I would have stayed.

Prueba de comprensión: invierte 'If he studies, he passes the exam.'

Should he study, he passes the exam.

Should he study, he pass the exam.

If he studies, he passes the exam.

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Inverted Conditionals ChallengeVersión en línea

por Yasmín Contreras Opazo

Elige la forma invertida correcta para el condicional de tipo I (presente → futuro):

Completa con la inversión adecuada del tipo I negativo: 'If I study, I will not fail.'

Condicional de tipo II: invierte correctamente 'If I were you, I would travel.'

Condicional de tipo II con pregunta: invierte 'If I knew the answer, I would tell you.'

Condicional de tipo II con negación: invierte 'If I had more time, I would learn.'

Condicional de tipo III: invierte correctamente 'If he had known, he would have warned.'

Otra versión invertida del tipo III: 'If they had arrived early, they would have met us.'

Tipo III con oración negativa invertida: 'If I had not left, I would have stayed.'

Prueba de comprensión: invierte 'If he studies, he passes the exam.'

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