1). Would have2). Had3). Would have been4). No improvement

1.	1). Would have2). Had3). Would have been4). No improvement
Answer» When a sentence begins with 'Had I', the word to follow is 'would'. The correct phrase is OPTION 1. 'Have been' does not fit in this STRUCTURE of the sentence. Improved sentence - Had I MET you before, I would have TOLD you about the dance competition.

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When a sentence begins with 'Had I', the word to follow is 'would'. The correct phrase is OPTION 1. 'Have been' does not fit in this STRUCTURE of the sentence.

Improved sentence - Had I MET you before, I would have TOLD you about the dance competition.

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