If . . . . . . . . the match, I will go to “KPK” (Peshawar) to meet the sports board chairperson. A. I will win B. I win C. I wins D. I shall win

The correct answer is: A. I will win

The sentence is in the future tense, so the verb must be in the future tense as well. The only option that is in the future tense is “I will win.”

The other options are not in the future tense. Option B, “I win,” is in the present tense. Option C, “I wins,” is in the third person singular form, which is not appropriate for this sentence. Option D, “I shall win,” is in the formal future tense, which is not typically used in casual conversation.

Here is a more detailed explanation of each option:

• Option A, “I will win,” is the correct answer because it is in the future tense and it is the most natural way to express this sentence.
• Option B, “I win,” is in the present tense. This would be correct if the sentence were about something that is happening right now, but it is not. The sentence is about something that will happen in the future.
• Option C, “I wins,” is in the third person singular form. This would be correct if the sentence were about someone else, but it is not. The sentence is about the speaker.
• Option D, “I shall win,” is in the formal future tense. This would be correct if the sentence were very formal, but it is not. The sentence is in a casual conversation.