was is in the past tense, so we need to use the past tense for the verbs "know" and "invite".
Excellent. The past tense of know is "knew" and the past tense of invite is "invited".
Careful! For invited, we have to use "would have invited" because the statement makes it seem like they did not invite him to speak at their meeting (i.e. the "if we knew").
) Peter Gudge can no longer support himself and turns to stealing. Eliminate. ... A man contemplates theft as a means to survive since he lost his job.
