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Option 4 : (E)

The sentence is grammatically correct.

The correct option is 4 i.e. D.

This is a conditional sentence and in this type of sentence, one sentence depends upon others because of cause and effect.

In this case, this type of sentence follows a special structure

Conditional word-  If, until, unless, as soon as, when, while, since etc.

1. Conditional word + subject + v1/v5 + object, subject + will + v1 + object.

2. If + subject + v2 + object, subject + would + v1 + object.

3. if + subject + had + v3 + object, subject + would + have + v3 + object.

4. Had + subject  + v3 + object, subject + would + have + v3 + object.

Generally, these structures come to fulfil the condition.

The given sentence follows the rule no 4 and according to the rule, there is no error in the given sentence.

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