CLAUSE PART-II THEORY

English ( Master) Conditional Sentences

(a) when I shall see him/ (b) I shall/ (c) tell him/ (d) No error
(a) Had you/ (b) worked hard/ (c) you will have passed./ (d) no error
(a) You can scale this high peak, / (b) provided you/ (c) will wear the right kind of shoes./ (d) No error
(a) I told her when/ (b) she came to Delhi, / (c) I would show her all historical monuments. / (d) No error
(a) Were she I, / (b) she will not allow/ (c) you to go anywhere at this time of crisis./ (d) no error
(a) When you complete your service/ (b) you will be / (c) retired on pension/ (d) No error
(a) I shall take you for a long drive/ (b) after you / (c) will return from the meeting / (d) No error
(a) Supposing if he refuses/ (b) to meet you, / (c) what will you do? / (d) No error
(a) You will not get well/ (b) unless you will not / (c) follow the doctor’s instructions/ (d) No error (a) had I known him, / (b) I would allow him/ (c) to enter my house./ (d) no error (a) had the river overflown its bank, / (b) flood would/ (c) have come. / (d) no error (a) If he came to me/ (b) I would have given/ (c) him my car./ (d) No error
(a) Had he invited me/ (b) I would have attended/ (c) the function. / (d) No error
(a) If he had called me up (b) I would inform/ (c) him / (d) No error
(a) If he will work hard/ (b)/ he will surely/ (c) get the job of his choice./ (d) No error
(a) Unless I do not/ (b) see this ticket, / (c) I will not let him sit here./ (d) No error

‘When I see him’ is correct. ‘Will’ is not used in the ‘If clause’.
(c) Change ‘will’ into ‘would’ . The sentence is in past.
(c) Change ‘will wear’ into’ wear’. ‘Will’ is not used in the ‘if clause’.
(a) Add ‘that’ after ‘I told her’ because a sentence is connected to other with the help of a conjunction.
(b) Change ‘will’ into ‘would’. The sentence is in past.
(a) ‘When you have completed your service’ is correct. If the 2nd action takes place after the 1st action has
already finished, the 1st action will be in present perfect tense.
(c) Change ‘will return’ into ‘have returned’ . if the 2nd
action takes place after the 1st action has already , the 1st
action will be in present perfect tense.
(b) Remove ‘will not’. ‘Not’ and ‘will’ do not come after ‘unless’.
(b) Change ‘I would allow’ into ‘ I would have allowed him’.
(a) V3 of ‘overflow’ is ‘overflowed’.
(a) Change ‘if he came’ into ‘if I had come’.
(d) No error
(b) Change ‘I would inform’ into ‘I would have informed’.
(a) Change ‘if he will work hard’ into ‘if he works hard’.
(a) Remove ‘do not’. ‘Not’ doesn’t come after unless.