Question

Which of the following tense forms are correct? I... something if I ... hungry. 1. shall eat, am 3. should eat, was 2. eat, shall be 4. ate, should be​

Answer 1

I shall eat something if I am hungry.

Answer 2

Out of the given options, the correct tense forms to complete the sentence "I... something if I ... hungry" are:

1. "I shall eat if I am hungry."

This sentence uses the future tense form "shall eat" to indicate a future action and the present tense form "am" to describe the current state of being.

2. "I should eat if I was hungry."

This sentence uses the conditional form "should eat" to express obligation or advisability, and the past tense form "was" to indicate a past condition.

The other options are not grammatically correct in the context of the sentence.