Ugh, one of those days where I seem to not be able to get a SINGLE ANSWER correct. But at least most of them I understand when shown the answer.
Not this one:
What? 帰りたがる → Ok, I probably would have gotten that wrong anyway, but I can see it. What’s the ならいい? Some kind of 〜になります relation? Why would there not be a て-form before it? I’m thoroughly not understanding this AT ALL. I should just give up.
(of course I won’t, but for f’s sake today…)