English, asked by arpita4129, 1 year ago

correct the tense- if i had been you I (not agree) to the proposal

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Answered by chandelpallavi673

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The correct tense is- if I had been you I would not have agreed to the proposal.

The first sentence given, is of Past Perfect Tense.

So, in order to correct the tense we will use would not have agreed.

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