If I knew your address, I____to you.
Awould written
Bwill written
Cwould write
Dwill write
Answer:
C. would write
Read Explanation:
The sentence expresses an imaginary situation in the present. The speaker does not know the other person's address and is imagining what they would do if they knew it.
In this type of conditional sentence, the main clause uses would + V1 (base form of the verb).
Knew is the past form of know.
Would write expresses the imagined result.
After would, we use the base form write, not wrote or written.
Example: If I had enough money, I would buy a car.
Rule: If + simple past, would + base verb.