Question

if the wrong word is used below, change it. if there is no error, click \submit answer.\ if mufasa had answered the phone, he would have won free concert tickets.

Explanation:

This sentence is a third - conditional sentence, which is used to talk about hypothetical situations in the past. The structure of a third - conditional sentence is "If + past perfect, + would + have + past participle". In the given sentence "If Mufasa had answered the phone, he would have won free concert tickets", the structure follows the rules of the third - conditional. The verb tenses and the use of "would have" are correct in this context as it is describing a past hypothetical situation (Mufasa not answering the phone in the past and the resulting non - winning of tickets). So, there is no error in the use of the word "would have".

Answer:

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