What is the definition of Viable (adj.)-

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If we buy a new house, we ( would have / will have ) to cut back on frivolous expenditures.

I would speak to Jen if she ( approach / approached ) me in a calm manner.

If Gary had bought that house, he ( would / will ) have widened the driveway.

Anna hoped to move to Maryland, but John ( wants / wanted ) to stay in Michigan.

If John doesn’t stop showing up late, he ( will / would ) get himself fired.

Fitzgerald portrays Gatsby as a character who ( is / was ) too romantic for his own good.

If Sarah had known about the meeting, she ( would / will ) have attended it.

If Lisa had studied harder, she ( would / will ) have passed the exam.

If Mark had saved more money, he ( would / will ) have been able to travel abroad.

If the weather improves, we ( will / would ) go for a hike this weekend.

If the team wins the championship, they ( will / would ) celebrate with a parade.

If Emily had taken the earlier train, she ( would / will ) have arrived on time.

If the project is successful, we ( will / would ) expand our operations globally.

If the sun shines tomorrow, we ( will / would ) go to the beach.

If the company secures the contract, they ( will / would ) hire more staff.

If Mary had seen the sign, she ( would / will ) have taken a different route.