Inversion in Conditionals is a unique aspect of Bulgarian grammar. Inversion occurs when the verb is moved to the front of the sentence, followed by the subject, resulting in a conditional clause. This structure is often used to emphasize the condition, create a more formal tone, or express urgency. The practice of inversion applies to both real and unreal conditionals in the Bulgarian language. The following exercises will help language learners become more familiar with using inversion in conditionals within a Bulgarian context.

Exercise 1: Complete the Sentences with Real Conditionals

Exercise 2: Complete the Sentences with Unreal Conditionals