First Conditional and Future Time Clauses

If John ... (not read) the paragraph, he ... (not understand) the rules.

• not read, will understand

• reads, won't understand

• doesn't read, will understand

• doesn't read, won't understand

If ... my passport, I'll be in trouble.

• I lose

• I'll lose

• I lost

• I would lose

If my sister (study) hard, she (get) deep knowledge and good skills.

• study, will get

• studys, will get

• studies, will get

• studies, gets

Unless Pete (not finish) his thesis soon, he (not be) able to present it this year.

• doesn't finish, won't be

• finishes, won't be

• doesn't finish, will be

• finishes, is

As soon as you (find) the perfect dress, (let) me know.

• will find, let

• find, will let

• find, let

• will find, will let

The kids (play) outside until their mother (tell) them to come home.

• will play, will tell

• play, will tell

• will play, tell

• will play, tells

As a rule, if Sue (not like) a task, she (not do) it.

• doesn't like, will not do

• not likes, will do

• doesn't like, doesn't do

• will not like, will not do

If you (do) a lot of exercise, your muscles (become) stronger.

• will do, will become

• do, will become

• will do, become

• do, become

When you (have) time, (call) me.

• will have, call

• have, will call

• will have, will call

• have, call

If I (study) English, I (have) more opportunities to get a better job.

• study, will have

• study, have

• will study, will have

• will study, have