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If we would have practiced, "we might have won" a match. A. passive voice, indicative mood, perfect tense B. active voice, subjunctive mood, perfect tense C. active voice, subjunctive mood, future perfect
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If we would have practiced, "we might have won" a match.

A. passive voice, indicative mood, perfect tense

B. active voice, subjunctive mood, perfect tense

C. active voice, subjunctive mood, future perfect tense

D. passive voice, subjunctive mood, perfect tense

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I would say B, but I am curious the 100% good answer.

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