English, asked by smoea2004, 3 days ago

It's really important. If _ , I _ called you on your holiday.Immersive Reader

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Answered by debsuparna2021

Answer:

answer it wasn't /wouldn't have

Answered by Hansika4871

The first blank will be filled with 'it wasn't,' and the second blank will be filled with 'wouldn't have.' Thus, the complete sentence will be "It's really important. If it wasn't , I wouldn't have called you on your holiday."

It wasn't is the contraction of it was not. Used in usually informal contexts.
Wouldn't have is the contraction of would not have. It, like all contractions, is usually applied in informal contexts.
Here, these words fit in the blanks because they help the sentence form a coherent structure and meaning.
It is being said that if the matter of the call was not important he would not have called.
Thus, the complete sentence will be "It's really important. If it wasn't , I wouldn't have called you on your holiday."

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