had i known what to do, i would have saved much time begin with i would have saved much time,provided
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He/she has asked to begin the sentence with I would have.......
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I would have saved much time, provided, I had known what to do.
Explanation:
- The given sentence exemplifies a conditional sentence as it states a condition and a consequence associated with it.
- It consists of the conditional clause followed by the consequential clause which shows the outcome('I would have saved much time') related to that specific condition('had I known what to do').
- It can be rewritten using 'provided' which is interchangeably used for 'if or conditional clause.'
- In this sentence, the consequential clause precedes the conditional clause, and thus, the final sentence reads as:
- 'I would have saved much time, provided, I had known what to do.'
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I WOULD HAVE SAVED MUCH TIME, PROVIDED,I KNOW WHAT TO DO.
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