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| Here they are: If you read this book,you _____(understand)what I mean. It would be better If she _____(not come) now. IF my watch _____(not be) slow ,we would have arrived in time. They will hear better If he _____(speak)louder. If he left earlier,_____he catch . If you read this book you will ____(see) what I mean. If the car ____(not break) down,we would have arrived on time. Did David written a letter last night? Thanks in advance. |
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| The meaningless one probably has an omission: If he left earlier, would he catch the bus? |
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