Correct the sentence: If you will read a lot, you understand things better.
If you read a lot...
Correct the sentence: It's better if you called me in the evenings.
It's better if you call me...
Correct the sentence: Unless you don't try, you don't learn.
Unless you try...
Correct the sentence: The roads will more dangerous if it rains.
The roads are more dangerous...
Correct the sentence: It doesn't work if you won't turn it on.
It doesn't work if you don't turn it on.
Correct the sentence: I'll never go out if it's cold.
I never go out...
First conditional: The machine will not work__ (you / not / press this button).
if you don't press this button.
First conditional: If you find it at the right price, ___ (you / buy it?)
will you buy it
First conditional: What will we do __ (it / not work?)
if it doesn't work
First conditional: How will you get home __ (you / miss the bus?)
if you miss the bus
First conditional: If it rains tomorrow, __ (you / still / play soccer?)
will you still play soccer?
First conditional: If you take an umbrella with you __ (it / keep you dry).
it'll keep you dry
First conditional: I won't help him __ (he / not ask).
if he doesn't ask
If you see Jimmy, ... (will give him this note. / give him this note.)
give him this note.
You will save money if... (you can wait a few months. / you will wait a few months.)
you can wait a few months.
If you don't like it,... (you can go home. / will you go home.)
you can go home.
