Multiple choice

Select the correct option that corrects the following incorrect sentence.

If the servant comes, the food would have been cooked.

  1. If the servant came, the food would have been cooked.

  2. If the servant had come, the food would have been cooked.

  3. If the servant will come, the food would have been cooked.

  4. If the servant come, the food will be cooked.
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B Correct answer
Explanation

In a conditional sentence, if the main clause is in the present perfect tense, then the conditional clause is in the past perfect tense.        

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