If he........ .(compare) the facts, he would conclude that I was right.

English

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N76 [4]2 years ago

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Answer:

I don't know what tense you want this verb to be used, but you could do

Past Tense: If he had compared the facts, he would have concluded that I was right.

Future Tense: If he compares the facts, he will conclude that I am right.

Present Tense: He's comparing the facts so that he can conclude that I'm right.

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