The tower and the barricades.

[Trueman]

Please help. Tell me, which version is the best or give me your version:

1) Even if they overcome the barricades, they wouldn't be able to climb up the tower and get you.
2) Even if they overcome the barricades, they couldn't climb up the tower and get you.

3) Even if they climb over the barricades, they woldn't be able/couldn't <???> the tower and get you.

4) ???

:?:

Thanks a lot.

[Mister Micawber]

4. Even if they climb...they won't be able to / can't climb the tower....
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[Trueman]

[Alan]

Hi Trueman,

If you want to change the verb, you can say: Even if they get over the barricades, they won't be able to climb the tower.

Alan
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[Trueman]

Thank you, Alan!