Bài tập Viết lại câu Đảo ngữ

2/16/2019 12:00:00 AM

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Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
You finish your homework. You can play games then.

Had you finished your homework, you could have played games.
Only when you have played games can you finish your homework.
Only after you have finished your homework can you play games.
Not until you had played games did you finish your homework.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

We reached the top. We realized how far we had come.

If we had reached the top, we would have realized how far we had come.
Not until we had reached the top did we realize how far we had come.
Only if we reached the top we would realize how far we had come.
Were we to reach the top, we would realize how far we had come.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
Anna is a smart person. She doesn’t give all her money to Shady Nick.

Were Anna not a smart person, she’d give all her money to Shady Nick.
Should Anna give all her money to Shady Nick, she wouldn't be a smart person.
Not until Anna is a smart person does she give all her money to Shady Nick.
Only after Anna is a smart person does she give all her money to Shady Nick.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
The sun went down. The bats came out.

Only when the bats came out did the sun go down.
Not until the bats came out did the sun go down.
Were the sun to go down, the bats would come out.
Only after the sun had gone down, did the bats come out.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
You refused my invitation. You missed the best holiday ever.

Not until you had missed the best holiday ever did you refuse my invitation.
Had you not refused my invitation, you would've had the best holiday ever.
Were you to refuse my invitation, you wouldn't miss the best holiday ever.
Only after you had missed the best holiday ever did you refuse my invitation.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

She went to live in France. She realized how much she hated England.

Only when she went to live in France did she realize how much she hated England.
Were she to go to live in France, she would realize how much she hated England.
Had she gone to live in France, she would have realized how much she hated England.
Not until she had realized how much she hated England did she go to live in France.

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We arrived late. We missed the beginning.

Were we to arrive earlier, we wouldn't miss the beginning.
Only when we arrived late did we miss the beginning.
Had we arrived sooner, we wouldn’t have missed the beginning.
Not until we had missed the beginning did we arrive late.

Choose the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following question.

The party came to an end. I had a chance to talk with her then.

Had the party not come to an end, I would have had a chance to talk with her.
Were the party to come to an end, I wouldn't have chance to talk with her.
Only after I had had a chance to talk with her did the party come to an end.
Only when the party came to an end did I have a chance to talk with her.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

The government doesn’t raise interest rate. They win the election.

Had the government imposed a higher interest rate, their election victory would have been in the bag.
Were the government to increase the interest rate, their election victory would slip through their fingers.
Not until the government had boosted interest rate did they secure the election win.
Only if the government holds the line on interest rates will they win a narrow victory in the election.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
The rain stopped. We could see the view of the ocean.

Not until the rain stopped could we see the view of the ocean.
Only when we could see the view of the ocean did the rain stop.
Were the rain to stop, we could see the view of the ocean.
Had the rain stopped, we could have seen the view of the ocean.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
I saw her flat. I understood why she wanted to live there.

Not until I had understood why she wanted to live there did I see her flat.
Were I see her flat, I would understand why she wanted to live there.
Only after I'd seen her flat did I understand why she wanted to live there.
Had I seen her flat, I would have understood why she wanted to live there.

Choose the sentence that best combines each pair of sentences in the following question.

He doesn’t push the button. Otherwise, we’d all have problems.

Had he pushed the button, we'd all have had problems.
Only after he had pushed the button did we all have problems.
Not until he hadn’t pushed the button did we all have problems.
Were he to push the button, we’d all have problems.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

The minister finished his tour of inspection. He made his pronouncement.

Not until the minister had made his pronouncement did he finish his tour of inspection.
Only after the minister had finished his tour of inspection did he make his pronouncement.
Were the minister to finish his tour of inspection, he would make his pronouncement.
Had the minister finished his tour of inspection, he would have made his pronouncement.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
It rained heavily yesterday. We didn’t accomplish painting the walls.

Had it not rained heavily yesterday, we would have accomplished painting the walls.
Were it not to rain heavily yesterday, we would accomplish painting the walls.
Only if it didn't rain heavily yesterday, we could accomplish painting the walls.
Not until it had rained heavily yesterday did we accomplish painting the walls.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.
She’s my daughter. That’s why I hesitate to phone the police.

Had she not been my daughter, I'd have had no hesitation in phoning the police.
If only she were my daughter, I'd have no hesitation in phoning the police.
Were she not my daughter, I'd have no hesitation in phoning the police.
Not until she had been daughter did I have no hesitation in phoning the police.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

My daughter called me. I stopped worrying about her.

Only after I had stopped worrying about her did my daughter called me.
Not until my daughter called me did I stop worrying about her.
Were my daughter to call me I would stop worrying about her.
Had my daughter called me I would have stop worrying about her.

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You were not well-organized. That’s why you were so stressed at the last minute.

Had you not been more organized, you would have been so stressed at the last minute.
Not until you had been more organized were you so stressed at the last minute.
Only after you had been more organized were you so stressed at the last minute.
Had you been more organized, you wouldn’t have been so stressed at the last minute.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

The situation got out of hand. The government began to act.

Only when the situation got out of hand did the government begin to act.
Were the situation to get out of hand, the government would begin to act.
Had the situation got out of hand, the government would have begun to act.
Not until the government had begun to act did he situation get out of hand.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

The teacher gives a lesson about the theory of evolution. I can now really know about human origins.

Had the teacher given a lesson about the theory of evolution, I would have really known about human origins.
Not until I had really known about human origins did the teacher give a lesson about the theory of evolution.
Were the teacher not to give a lesson about the theory of evolution, I wouldn't really know about human origins.
Only after I had really known about human origins did the teacher give a lesson about the theory of evolution.

Choose the sentence that best combines this pair of sentences.

I saw John with my own eyes. Then I really believed he was safe.

Only after I had really believed he was safe did I see John with my own eyes.
Not until I had seen John with my own eyes did I really believe he was safe.
Had I seen John with my own eyes, I would have really believed he was safe.
Were I to see John with my own eyes, I would really believe he was safe.