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agree with C. But why does it have a ? in the end. Is it correct? Can someone please help and explain..thanks

The question mark is clearly an error in copying the problem over into the post.

As for the explanation, this question revolves around the proper use of a "would" conditional sentence - "If I had eaten breakfast, I would not have been so hungry this morning." [if + past perfect, would +have ...] This sentence inverts the order so the "would" portion is presented first [would + have ... ], so the correct answer must include the past perfect in the underlined portion. Only answer choice C does that.

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Simple question on hypothetical case. If I had.., I would have... Hence, clearly C.
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abhimahna, do you what the source of this question is?

the question tests a simple grammar issue in gmat, test takers must learn this grammar point.
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abhimahna, do you what the source of this question is?

the question tests a simple grammar issue in gmat, test takers must learn this grammar point.

Hi chesstitans ,

I am not sure what the source is but I can say these kind of questions could come in your exam as an easy question. :)
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