Had the opportunity been given to him, he will have proved successful.

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The correct option is C Would have proved
The clause is in past tense, So, 'will' is to be changed into 'would' to make the syntax correct.
Eg: Had the bus not broken down, the man would have reached on time.

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Had the opportunity been given to him, he will have proved successful.

The correct option is C Would have provedThe clause is in past tense, So, 'will' is to be changed into 'would' to make the syntax correct. Eg: Had the bus not broken down, the man would have reached on time.

The correct option is C Would have proved
The clause is in past tense, So, 'will' is to be changed into 'would' to make the syntax correct.
Eg: Had the bus not broken down, the man would have reached on time.