1) (the books/be) cheaper, I would have bought them all. a) Had the books been b) Were the books c) Should the books be 2) (the Prime Minister/fail) to get the necessary support, he would be forced to call a snap election. a) Should the Prime Minister fail b) Were the Prime Minister to fail c) Had the Prime Minister failed 3) (the evidence/not be destroyed) , the accused would have been found guilty. a) If the evidence had not been destroyed b) Had not the evidence been desroyed c) Had the evidence not been destroyed 4) (you/need) any further assistance, do not hesitate to contact us. a) Should you need b) Were you to need c) Had you needed 5) (the ship/ not capsize), there would have been more survivors. a) Had the ship not capsized b) Were the ship not capsized c) Had the ship capsized 6) (I/win) the prize, I wouldn't spend it on things I don't need. a) Should I to win b) Had I won c) Were I to win 7) (the storm/be) at night, the rescue team wouldn't have found the lost boy scouts. a) Had the storm not been b) Had the storm been c) Had not the storm been 8) (he/decide) to come, please let me know as soon as possible. a) Had he decided b) Should he decide to c) Should he decide  9) (I/ be offered) the job, I would have to think about it. a) Were I not to be offered b) Should I be offered c) Were I to be offered 10) (you/have) any further questions , please ask to see the manager. a) Were you to have b) Had you have c) Should you have

Inversion in conditional sentences

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