If she had practiced more, she _ the piano competition.
Correct answer: B. Would have won
- A. Wins
- B. Would have won
- C. Will win
- D. Would win
Explanation
The correct answer is Option B: 'would have won.' In this sentence, the use of the past perfect conditional tense 'would have won' correctly indicates a hypothetical situation in the past where the outcome could have been different if a certain condition had been met. The other options either use the wrong tense or do not accurately reflect the conditional nature of the sentence.
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