Which of the following sentences correctly uses the conditional tense?(1 point)

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If the library had been open, I will borrow a book.
If the library had been open, I will borrow a book.

If the library is open, I would have borrowed a book.
If the library is open, I would have borrowed a book.

If the library were open, I will borrow a book.
If the library were open, I will borrow a book.

If the library is open, I will borrow a book.
If the library is open, I will borrow a book.

Answer 1

The sentence that correctly uses the conditional tense is:

If the library is open, I will borrow a book.

In this sentence, the future tense "will" is used correctly following the present tense condition. The other options misuse the conditional structure.