Fix grammaticality in this sentence: If he chose to give safety the most priority, he would have pulled the emergency brake and the accident could probably be prevented.
If he chose to give the brakes, he would have pulled the brakes.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have pulled the brakes.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have pulled the brakes.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have pulled the brakes.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have pulled the brakes.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have pulled the brakes.
If he chose to give the brakes, he would have been able to avoid the accident.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have been able to avoid the accident.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have been able to avoid the accident.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have been able to avoid the accident.
- If he chose to give the brakes, he would have been able to avoid the accident.
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