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03 Jul 2023, 01:30
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It is thought that if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby.
A. if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby
B. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
C. if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would be Tabby
D. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately
E. more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
A. if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby
B. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
C. if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would be Tabby
D. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately
E. more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
03 Jul 2023, 08:07
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It is thought that if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby.
A. if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby—would have vs were been is Incorrect
B. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately—Correct choice because of were vs would
C. if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would be Tabby—would vs had been is Incorrect
D. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately—would vs had been is Incorrect
E. more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately—would have vs were is Incorrect
A. if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby—would have vs were been is Incorrect
B. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately—Correct choice because of were vs would
C. if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would be Tabby—would vs had been is Incorrect
D. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately—would vs had been is Incorrect
E. more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately—would have vs were is Incorrect
04 Jul 2023, 02:00
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If past tense, then would + be form of verb structure is correct.
A. if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby
B. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
C. if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would be Tabby
D. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately
E. more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
This simple rule is followed by only B hence correct answer.
A. if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby
B. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
C. if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately, more than half of the cat population would be Tabby
D. more than half of the cat population would be Tabby if cats had been allowed to breed indiscriminately
E. more than half of the cat population would have been Tabby if cats were allowed to breed indiscriminately
This simple rule is followed by only B hence correct answer.
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