Although she has not been at her best this year, imagine that she would win this match against the reigning champion, no one would doubt her calibre as a sportsperson.

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Although she has not been at her best this year, imagine that she would win this match against the reigning champion, no one would doubt her calibre as a sportsperson. Option 1: should she be winning this match against Option 2: imagine if she win this match against Option 3: should she win this match against Option 4: imagine that she is winning this match against

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**Clue:** The sentence is a conditional: IF she wins, no one would doubt her. We need a clean 'if'-style structure. **Answer: Option 3 - 'should she win this match against'** (inverted conditional = 'if she should win'). - 'Imagine that she would win' - 'imagine' breaks the conditional flow needed before 'no one would doubt' - 'Imagine if she win' - grammatically broken ('she win' should be 'she wins') - 'Should she be winning' - progressive form is awkward; the action is the win itself, not ongoing winning - 'Should she win' - clean inverted conditional - CORRECT **Trap:** Two options preserve the word 'imagine' from the original. Don't keep original words just because they were there; the WHOLE sentence has to flow.

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