Q3/ Choose the suitable answer. (Do 5 only)1. He ---------- book if he went to the library.a. will borrow2. If it stopped raining, we --------- for a walk.b. would have borrowedc. would borrowd. borrowa. may gob. might goc. wentd. might have gone3. What would you do if you ------- your driving licence?a. will lose4. If you --------, the bus will come.a. wait5. He would get high marks if he ----------- hard.b. had lostc. losed. lostb. will waitc. had waitedd. would waita. studiesb. studiedc. had studiedd. study6. I would have bought it if I---- enough money.a. haveb. had hadc. hadd. will have

1. He will borrow a book if he went to the library.

He ---------- a book if he went to the library. a. will borrow b. would have borrowed c. would borrow d. borrow If it stopped raining, we- ---------- for a walk. b. might go d. might have g c. went What would you do if you -- -- your driving licence? c. lose a. may go a. will lose b. had lost d. lost If you ----------, the bus will come. b. will wait a. wait c. had waited d. would wait He would get high marks if he --- a. studies b. studied c. had studied d. study I would have bought it if I enough money. c. had a. have b. had had d. will have

He ---------- a book if he went to the library. a. will borrow b. would have borrowed c. would borrow d. borrow If it stopped raining, we- ---------- for a walk. b. might go d. might have g c. went What would you do if you -- -- your driving licence? c. lose a. may go a. will lose b. had lost d. lost If you ----------, the bus will come. b. will wait a. wait c. had waited d. would wait He would get high marks if he --- a. studies b. studied c. had studied d. study I would have bought it if I enough money. c. had a. have b. had had d. will have

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Chapter1: Marketing: Creating Customer Value And Engagement

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