If you __________ an umbrella, you __________ wet. (not take, get)
If you don't take an umbrella, you'll get wet.
If you _________ wet, you ____________ a cold. (get, catch)
If you get wet, you'll catch a cold.
If you _________ a cold, you _________ well in your exam tomorrow. (catch, not do)
If you catch a cold, you won't do well in your exam tomorrow.
If you __________ well in your exam, you _________ a place at university. (not do, not get)
If you don't do well in your exam, you won't get a place at university.
If you _________ me 3,000$, I _________ a good computer. (lend, buy)
If you lend me 3,000$, I will buy a good computer.
If I _________ a good computer, I _________ my own business. (have, start)
If I have a good computer, I'll start my own business.
If I __________ my own business, I _________ you some money. (have, lend)
If I have my own business, I'll lend you some money.
If I _________ you some money, you __________ a new car. (lend, can buy)
If I lend you some money, you will be able to buy a new car.
If I _________ married, you __________ any grandchildren. (not get, not have)
If I don't get married, you won't have any grandchildren.
If I ___________ to you now, I _________ the train. (talk, miss)
If I talk to you now, I'll miss the train.
If I ________ the train, I ________ late for work. (miss, be)
If I miss the train, I'll be late for work.
If I _________ late for work, my boss ___________ angry with me. (be, be)
If I am late for work, my boss will be angry with me.
If my boss __________ angry with me, I ________ my job. (be, lose)
If my boss is angry with me, I'll lose my job.
