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In conditional sentences that express hypothetical situations, the correct form is "If I had" rather than "If I would have." The sentence should use the past perfect tense for the condition, not the conditional perfect. The correct sentence should be: "If I had known about the traffic, I would have left earlier."
In which city of state Kerala, the first ever Olympic games has started?
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According to the IMF World Economic Outlook report, what is India’s growth rate in 2023?
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What is the aim of India's Cruise Bharat Mission, launched in September 2024?
Which Act does the Boilers Bill 2024 replace?
Which of the following is not an isotope of oxygen?
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Where was the Banded Royal butterfly discovered for the first time in India?
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