If it hadn't rained, the match _ continued.
Correct answer: B. Could have
- A. Would have
- B. Could have
- C. Had
- D. Would
Explanation
The correct answer is 'could have.' In this sentence, the use of 'could have' correctly indicates the possibility of the match continuing in the past if it had not rained. The other options do not correctly align with the conditional structure required in the sentence.
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