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conditional sentence, relative clause,passive and active voice

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Q 1/3
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If she __________ (be) more careful, she __________ (not break) the vase.
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were / wouldn't break
has been / wouldn't have broken
had been / wouldn't have broken
had been / wouldn't break
Q 2/3
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What would you do if you __________ (find) a wallet on the street?
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find
found
will find
would find
have found

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If she __________ (be) more careful, she __________ (not break) the vase.

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What would you do if you __________ (find) a wallet on the street?

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