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Select the most appropriate option to substitute the underlined segment in the given sentence. If no substitution is required, select ‘No substitution’.
The shopkeeper would have fined her if he come to know that she damaged the toy on exhibit.
he came to know
he comes to knew
he had come to know
No substitution
- The sentence uses a conditional structure. It refers to a hypothetical situation in the past.
- "Would have fined" suggests an unreal past condition, needing a past perfect tense in the conditional clause for correct grammar.
- Option 1: "he came to know"
- Grammatical structure matches a simple past tense.
- Does not match the past perfect needed for unreal past condition.
- Option 2: "he comes to knew"
- Incorrect tense form; mixes present and past tenses.
- Option 3: "he had come to know"
Correct substitution: "he had come to know."
- Option 4: "No substitution required"
Not relevant option as the sentence needs improvement.
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