Choose the answer which suits the best. (If you saw the amount of pancakes he consumed) at
breakfast this morning, you would understand why
he is so overweight.
(A) If you saw the amount of pancakes he consumed
(B) If you would see the amount of pancakes he
consumed
(C) When you see the amount of pancakes he
consumed
(D) If you saw the number of pancakes he consumed
(E) If you had seen the number of pancakes he
consumed
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