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If you train / will train hard, you might win the compeition.
If you TRAIN hard, you might win the compeition.
If the court is / will be wet, we´ll play tennis indoors.
If the court IS wet, we´ll play tennis indoors.
I call / I´ll call you if I decide to go swimming.
I´LL CALL you if I decide to go swimming.
If you are / will be late, we might miss the train.
If you ARE late, we might miss the train.
If you leave for the stadium now, there might not / isn´t be too much traffic.
If you leave for the stadium now, there MIGHT NOT be too much traffic.
If I have time, I go / ´ll go to the gym later.
If I have time, ´LL GO to the gym later.
I leave / ´ll leave as soon as David arrives.
´LL LEAVE as soon as David arrives.
When I eat icecream, I will get / get a headache-
When I eat icecream, I GET a headache.
If you see / will see Ken tomorrow, do you tell / will you tell him about the match?
If you SEE Ken tomorrow, WILL YOU TELL him about the match?
When football players score / will score a goal, they will always / always celebrate.
When football players SCORE a goal, they ALWAYS celebrate.
You won´t pass / don´t pass your exam if you don´t / won´t work hard.
You WON´T PASS your exam if you DON´T work hard.
If we practise / will practise, we might get / get a place on the team.
If we PRACTISE, we MIGHT GET a place on the team.
Your hockey skills __________ (not / improve) if you don’t practise regularly.
Your hockey skills won’t / may not / might not improve if you don’t practise regularly.
In tennis, if you hit the ball past the other player, you __________ (win) a point.
In tennis, if you hit the ball past the other player, you WIN a point.
If Tom’s team doesn’t win the match tonight, he __________ (be) very sad.
If Tom’s team doesn’t win the match tonight, he will / could / may / might be very sad.
When you mix yellow and blue you __________ (get) green.
When you mix yellow and blue you GET green.
