Question

If the team had practised well,....................

• A. they could have win the trophy
• B. they could have won the trophy
• C. I they can win the trophy
• D. I can have won the trophy

Answer 1

Answer:

B. they could have won the trophy

If the team had practised well, they could have won the trophy.

Explanation:

• This sentence is an example of a third conditional. Third conditionals are used to express hypothetical situations in the past and their possible outcomes.

• The structure follows the pattern: "If + past perfect, ... would/could/might have + past participle".

• In this case, "had practised well" is the past perfect form, and "could have won" expresses a hypothetical outcome that didn't happen in the past.

This sentence reflects a situation that didn’t occur but imagines a different result if the team had prepared better.