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Gaurav Seth 5 years, 2 months ago
To answer this question, we need to understand some concepts about conditional statements.
There are three types of conditions :
I) Condition possible to fulfill.
II) Condition in theory possible to fulfill.
III) Condition not possible to fulfill.
CONDITIONS WITH (IF CLAUSE)
I) Simple present (first part) Will - future or modal + affirmative (second part)
II) Simple past (first part) would + infinitive ( second part)
III) Past perfect ( first part) would + have + past participle ( second part)
The Roman numbers represent condition one, two and three.
Examples in negative and affirmative
If I don't study, I will fail in exams.
For the question above we will find the appropriate verb that completes the sentence but we know the second part will have a 'will ' in positive form.
ANSWERING THE GIVEN QUESTION :
If I don't go to Anu's party tonight, I will remain in the house.
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