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The obviously bitter actress stated that had the director known what he was doing, the play would have run for more than one night.
(A) had the director known what he was doing, the play would have run
(B) if the director would have known what he was doing, the play would have run
(C) if the director had known what he was doing, they would run
(D) had the director known what he was doing, they would run
(E) if the director knew what he was doing, they would have run
(A) had the director known what he was doing, the play would have run
(B) if the director would have known what he was doing, the play would have run
(C) if the director had known what he was doing, they would run
(D) had the director known what he was doing, they would run
(E) if the director knew what he was doing, they would have run
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25 Jul 2017, 11:53
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25 Jul 2017, 23:22
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The obviously bitter actress stated that had the director known what he was doing, the play would have run for more than one night.
(A) had the director known what he was doing, the play would have run (Correct)
(B) if the director would have known what he was doing, the play would have run (Need past perfect tense in the "If Clause")
(C) if the director had known what he was doing, they would run (Usage of would have is correct)
(D) had the director known what he was doing, they would run (Same as C)
(E) if the director knew what he was doing, they would have run (Usage of only 'would' is correct)
Kudos please if you like my explanation!
(A) had the director known what he was doing, the play would have run (Correct)
(B) if the director would have known what he was doing, the play would have run (Need past perfect tense in the "If Clause")
(C) if the director had known what he was doing, they would run (Usage of would have is correct)
(D) had the director known what he was doing, they would run (Same as C)
(E) if the director knew what he was doing, they would have run (Usage of only 'would' is correct)
Kudos please if you like my explanation!
