The traffic was heavy. I arrived late to the meeting.
A. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I would have arrived on time to the meeting
B. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I can have arrived on time to the meeting.
C. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I would have arrived late to the meeting
D. If the traffic hadn’t been heavy, I could have still arrived late to the meeting.
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B. Past Continuous Tense
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A. since he injures
B. since he injured
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A. help
B. get
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A. who
B. whom
C. which
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