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If I were to cancel this event they would be very surprised vs If I were cancelled this event they would be very surprised

The correct phrase is "if I were to cancel this event, they would be very surprised." The incorrect phrase "if I were cancelled this event, they would be very surprised" is not a valid construction in English.

Last updated: March 23, 2024 • 581 views

If I were to cancel this event they would be very surprised

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

This phrase is a conditional statement using the subjunctive mood. It is used to express a hypothetical situation or a polite request.

Examples:

  • If I were to win the lottery, I would buy a new house.
  • If she were to arrive late, we would have to start without her.
  • If he were to apologize, I would forgive him.
  • If they were to cancel the meeting, we would have more time to prepare.
  • If you were to call me, I would be happy to help.
  • Because of you, I may have to cancel this entire examination.
  • Hodgins, you have to cancel this thing immediately.
  • Mom, you have to cancel this.
  • Steve, you have to cancel this party.
  • So we send another broadcast to cancel this one.
  • Told you to cancel this a month ago.
  • You know what happens if we have to cancel this show.
  • Dad, listen, you got to cancel this thing.
  • I had to cancel this morning to take care of some stuff, but I wanted to tell you in person.
  • = And you wanted to cancel this trip!
  • They have called me every single day since you summoned them to the White House for this visit begging me to cancel this trip.
  • To be honest, I asked him to send you a telegram to cancel this trip.
  • Do you really want to cancel this article?
  • He urged the Iranian authorities to cancel this new sentence and expressed Parliament's opposition to the death penalty.
  • The system shall allow the driver to cancel this communication link at his initiative.
  • We will never know how many East Timorese died as a result of his refusal to cancel this contract at an earlier stage.
  • Steve, you have to cancel this party. what?
  • The Commission is now trying, in its proposal for a regulation, to cancel this valid agreement unilaterally and expects the European Parliament to validate this illegal move.
  • If I give the lecture, you won't have to cancel two in a row.
  • Mr. Mason or his van or the bomb makes me want to cancel this Memorial altogether.

If I were cancelled this event they would be very surprised

This phrase is not a valid construction in English.

  • This was the reason why last week three MEPs, Mr Sami Naïr, Mr Gorka Knörr and I were present in Mexico to support this event by our presence.
  • Unused appropriations of 6,4 million euro were cancelled.
  • Amendments 161,162 and 164 were cancelled.
  • If I were second, or if I were 50th, I'd still be ahead of you, because I'm a girl.
  • If I were sitting in the visitors' gallery or if I were a journalist I would be a bit confused here.
  • If I... if I were to leave, I may survive, but my family surely won't.
  • I could handle more if I added another retort which is exactly what I would do if I were 20 years younger.
  • Then it wouldn't be insubordination if I were to say... Thai food.
  • I would definitely get fire insurance if I were you.
  • If I were to request further discussions with Mr Fenton...
  • If I were to discover that anyone is aiding Jedikiah, helping your uncle elude capture...
  • If I were at the concert, people would've recognized me.
  • If I were unhappy, then...
  • It might if I were talking to you.
  • It's as if I weren't welcome.
  • If I were 20 years younger and not your mom...
  • I would start holding my breath if I were you.
  • I'd think about downsizing if I were you.
  • Won't be if I were there.
  • Well, if I were your father...

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