Which sentence uses the conditional that matches the explicitly stated likelihood and follows standard clause structure?
Experts are confident the seeds will germinate, so if they sprout, we will move them outside.✓Правильный ответ
Buying the gallery is almost inconceivable, but if I would buy it, I would offer free workshops.
The forecast makes rain very likely, so if it will rain, the reservoir will rise.
Winning the international final is a remote dream, but if we would win, the town would hold a parade.
Объяснение
The seed sentence correctly pairs a confident forecast with a present-tense condition and a future result. The rain sentence has a similarly strong likelihood marker but wrongly puts will inside the if-clause, while the remote premises misuse would in their conditions.