[ Conditional Tenses ]
Form a conditional perfect sentence: She would have finished her homework if she had studied.
A. She would have finished her homework if she will study.
B. She would have finished her homework if she has studied.
C. She would have finished her homework if she would study.
D. She would have finished her homework if she had studied.

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