Had I been a little early, I would not have missed the train.
| A. | Had I been a little early, I would not have missed the train. |
| B. | Had I been a little early than now, I would not have missed the train. |
| C. | Had I been a little earlier, I would not have missed the train. |
| D. | Had I only been a little early than now, I would not have missed the train. |
Answer : A Explanation : All the statements have the correct combination of tenses. So, we need not check it. Let us find the errors in other statements. 'Early than now' and 'earlier' suggest that I reached early; in that case, I did not miss the train. So, choices (b), (c), and (d) do not state the same idea as in the question statement. Hence correct choice is (a). |
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