Inverted and Implied Conditionals

Inverted and Implied Conditionals

1. Implied Conditionals

   • If so
     • YES
       • If so, buy a slicer.
   • If not
     • NOT
       • If not, don't buy one.
   • Ohterwise
     • A result of the opposite condition
   • If necessary = If need be
     • If it becomes necessary
   • If possible
     • If it is possible

2. Inverted Conditionals

   • Drop "if"
   • The conditional is understood
   • Examples:
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     • Were you to face a similar situation, would you do anything differently?