Question

If he has a dream, he................... achieve it.

• A. will
• B. will have
• C. would
• D. would have

Answer 1

Answer:

C. would

"If he has a dream, he would achieve it."

However, this sentence would be more grammatically accurate in a conditional structure. To clarify:

- First conditional (real possibility): "If he has a dream, he will achieve it." (Indicating a real possibility or a likely outcome.)

- Second conditional (unreal or hypothetical situation): "If he had a dream, he would achieve it." (Used to talk about a hypothetical or unlikely situation.)

The sentence you've given seems to combine the structure of the second conditional, but if you're referring to a real possibility, "will" would be more appropriate.