Question

combine the sentences using If clauses. He went to the party.He met many of his old friends​

Answer 1

Answer:

If he went to the party, he would met many of his old friends.

Answer 2

Answer:

If he went to the party, he would met many of his friends.

Explanation:

Conditional clause:

The hypothesis or condition, real or imagined can be stated by the conditional class and also it is a type of adverbial clause.

It consist of two clauses they are the main clause and the if clause.

The types of conditional clause are:

• Zero Conditional statement
• Conditional statement I
• Conditional statement II
• Conditional statement III

Conditions:         If clause                         Main clause

Zero     :           Present simple                Present simple

Type I   :          Simple present                 will / won't + verb

Type II  :          Simple past                       would + verb

Type III :          Past perfect                       would have + past participle

Here, the statement given was:

He went to the party. He met many of his friends

• If clause =  He went to the party.
• Main clause = He met many of his friends.

In this statement the if clause contains the simple past verb went so the main clause will contain would + verb and it comes under type II conditional clause and also add If in the main clause

Answer : If he went to the party he would met many of his friends.

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