The correct answer is Option (3) - D only
The correct answer is: (would) → "Had I seen you, I would have come."
- The sentence follows the third conditional structure, which is used to talk about hypothetical situations in the past that did not happen.
- The structure is:
Had + Subject + Past Participle, Subject + would have + Past Participle.
- "Would have" is the correct modal verb to indicate a past possibility that didn’t happen.
OTHER OPTIONS
- "Will have" (Option A) → Incorrect because "will" is used for future, not hypothetical past situations.
- "Shall have" (Option B) → "Shall" is rarely used in conditional sentences, especially not in past hypotheticals.
- "Can have" (Option C) → "Can" is used for ability, and does not fit past hypothetical conditions.
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