Multiple choice

Which one of the following options joins the two sentences given below correctly?

(a) He will help you. (b) You go to him.

  1. He will help you than you go to him.

  2. He will help you as you go to him.

  3. He will help you if you go to him.

  4. He will help you whether you go to him.

  5. None of these

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C Correct answer
Explanation

Option (3) is correct because it is a case of condition referring to adverb clause. The other options are incorrect because (1) refers to 'comparison'; (2) refers to 'manner/reason'; (4) refers to 'option'. Option (5) is also incorrect because option (3) is correct.