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(a) If both of you stood / (b) on the table/ (c) it would have broken./ (d) No error
(c) 'would have broken' should be 'would break'. (If clause is V2).
(a) Unless / (b) he will not understand / (c) the concept/ (d) he will not be able to solve the questions.
'Will not' is not used in the 'Unless' clause (Unless = if ... not). 'Unless he understands' is correct.
(a) If he tried again,/ (b) he can pass / (c) the exam/ (d) with flying colours.
In Type-2 Conditional, 'could' is used, not 'can'.
(a) I will not come / (b) in case / (c) it will rain. / (d) No error
'Will' is not used in the condition clause. 'in case it rains' is correct.
(a) If he will work hard / (b) he will surely / (c) get the job of his choice. / (d) No error
In part (a), 'works' should be used instead of 'will work' (Type-1 Conditional: If clause should be in Simple Present).
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(a) If I had two houses, / (b) I would / (c) have given / (d) one to you./ (d) No error
(b) Change 'I would have given' into 'I would give'.
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(a) If he were you / (b) I would have given / (c) him my car. / (d) No error
(c) Change 'would have given' into 'would give'.
(a) Suppose if you are / (b) late, you / (c) will be / (d) in trouble.
Using 'Suppose' and 'if' together is incorrect. Use only 'Suppose' or 'If'.
(a) If you had seen me, / (b) you should have stopped your car / (c) and come to help me. / (d) No error
In Type-3 Conditional (If + had + V3, would have + V3), 'you would have stopped' is correct.
(a) Had he invited me / (b) I would have attended / (c) the function. / (d) No error
The sentence is correct.
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(a) If I was a millionaire/ (b) I would / (c) support / (d) the millennium project / (e) No error
In imaginary conditional, 'If I were a millionaire' is correct.
(a) If you saw a tiger / (b) what will your / (c) reaction be?/ (d) No error
(b) Change 'will' into 'would'. (see sentence 9).
(a) He will tell you/ (b) about it when/ (c) he will come back./ (d) No error
(c) Remove 'will'.
(a) Had you / (b) worked hard/ (c) you will have passed./ (d) No error
This is a Third Conditional sentence. 'Had + Subject + V3' is followed by 'would have + V3'. Therefore, 'would have passed' should be used instead of 'will have passed'.
(a) Were she I, / (b) she will not allow/ (c) you to go anywhere at this time of crisis./ (d) No error
This is an imaginary sentence. Therefore, 'would' should be used instead of 'will'.
(a) I shall take you for a long drive /(b) after you /(c) will return from the meeting. / (d) No error
Future tense is not used in a time clause (after). 'Return' should be used instead of 'will return'.
(a) Suppose if you are / (b) late, you will be / (c) in trouble. / (d) No error
(a) Remove 'if'. 'Suppose' and 'if' mean the same. when used together, they make the sentence superfluous.
(a) But for his prompt action / (b) many people would/ (c) have lost their savings. / (d) No error
No error.
(a) Had I realized/ (b) your house was such a long way off, / (c) I would take a taxi./ (d) No error
(c) 'would take' should be 'would have taken'.
(a) If I was you/ (b) I would not tolerate him / (c) for a moment. / (d) No error
(a) Change 'was' into 'were'. 'Was' is not used in imaginary position.
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