Tap the option that correctly completes the sentence.

'_________________, she would be jogging now.'

Only Miss Swift have woke up if

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If only Miss Swift woke up

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If only had woke up Miss Swift earlier,

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If Miss Swift had woke up only

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Solution

The correct option is B If only Miss Swift woke up
The correct sentence is, ‘If only Miss Swift woke up, she would be jogging now.’ It has the conjunction ‘if only’, followed by the subject ‘Miss Swift’, and the simple past form of the main verb ‘wake’, ‘woke’. It expresses a wish for the present.

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