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Here we predict so we can use will.

B is better than A.
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Refers to the future - use 'will'... C D E eliminated.

Level is singular - use 'that'... A eliminated.

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B...

a level needs singular --- so it or that...

use of will preferred over would in this case.
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Please could anyone help me with this.

I don't understand when to use will and when to use would.

Will is in the future right.
I will do this tomorrow. (here will is definitely do it)
I would do this tomorrow. (here would means that i may do it - most likely)

When we say predict, we have to say "will"

jjhko, i don't understand your explanation. Will itself is future right, how do you say present. Can you give me some examples.

If <present>, then <will + base verb>
If <past>, then <would/could + base verb>
If <past perfect>, then <would/could + have + past participle>

PS, Matt, u2lover, all you good verbal experts, can you help me here.

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rnachloo, here are some examples stright from MGMAT SC book to clarify:

Present:
If she wins the lottery, she will give half the money to charity.
If you study, you will score highly

Past:
If she won the lottery, she would give half the money to charity.
If you studied, you would score highly.

Past Perfect:
If she had won the lottery, she would have given half the money to charity.
If she had studied, you would have scored highly.

Let me know if these make sense.

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