Expressing
A
If Michael _____ (to become) an artist he ___ (can / to earn) a lot of money.
had become / could have earned
had become / would can earned
would become / could have earned
had become / could had earned
Correct Answer: 1. had become / could have earned
Explanation:
We use Conditional 3 to express unreal conditions and results that could happen in the past: If-clause (if + Past Perfect) - Main Clause (would/could + perfect conditional or perfect continuous conditional). The meaning of this sentence: Michael was not a an artist so he didn't earn much money
B
It's late. If our neighbor ___(not to turn) off the music in 5 minutes, I ___ (to call) the police.
will not turn/will call
does not turn/call
does not turn/will call
will not turn/call
Correct Answer: 3. does not turn/will call
Explanation:
When we speak about probable situations in the present or future we use Conditional 1: If-clause (if + Present Simple) - Main Clause (future/modal + present without 'to')
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