[ Conditional Sentences and Verb Form ]
If he missed the bus, we’d have trouble.
A. Were he missed the bus, we would’ve had trouble.
B. Should he miss the bus, we’ll have trouble
C. Had he missed the bus, we would’ve had trouble.
D. Were he to miss the bus, we’d have trouble.
Select your answer:
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Conditional Sentence Type 1 › ViewI’ll only ______ you if I ________ there is a problem.
A. Calls – thought
B. Called – think
C. Call – think
D. Called – thinking
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Whenever we meet, we ………… of our school days.
A. talk
B. would talk
C. talked