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MDCAT
English
2009

English · Combination Mistake

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Question

If You had passed your examination we _____ a celebration:

Options
  • A

    Would have do

  • B

    Must have

  • C

    Would have

  • D

    Will have

Explanation

The correct answer is Option C:

Would have


. This phrase is the most appropriate to convey the hypothetical scenario of passing the examination and celebrating. The other options, such as 'Would have do' and 'Will have', are grammatically incorrect or contextually inappropriate for the sentence provided.

This option is incorrect. The correct phrase should be 'would have done' in a hypothetical situation like this.

This option is not suitable as it implies a logical deduction, not a hypothetical condition as presented in the sentence.

This is the correct option. 'Would have' is the right phrase to express a hypothetical situation of passing the examination and celebrating.

This option is incorrect as it is in the future tense, which does not match the context of the sentence discussing a hypothetical past situation.

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