Multiple choice

Directions: Out of the given sentences, mark if one or both is/are right.

(l) If he has left this city, he would find it difficult. (ll) If he leaves this city, he will find it difficult.

  1. If only sentence I is correct.

  2. If only sentence II is correct.

  3. If both are correct.

  4. If neither of the two is correct.
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C Correct answer
Explanation

Would is used in statement 1 to indicate likelihood. Here 'will' and 'would'  are almost interchangeable as they indicate likelihood at some time in future.

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