Man: 'Could you give me a ride to the chemistry laboratory?' Woman: 'I would if my car weren't in the repair shop.' What does the woman mean?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: C. She is unable to drive him because her car is currently being repaired
Second conditional with unreal condition: 'I would if my car weren't in the shop' implies her car is in the shop, so she cannot provide a ride.
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