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If she ___________ hard for her exams; she ___________ with flying colors.
A. studies - must pass
B. doesn’t study - might pass
C. doesn’t study - can pass
D. studies - will pass
Tom ___________ punished by his parents if he ___________ his chores.
B. is - won’t finish
A. mustn’t be – finishes
C. can be - doesn’t finish
D. should be – finishes
If the weather ___________ nice this weekend; Lily ___________ to the park with her friends.
C. is - must go
A. is - might go
B. isn’t - will go
D. will be - can go
If David ___________ playing the guitar every day; he ___________ his skills quickly.
A. practices - won’t improve
B. practices - can improve
D. will practice - may improve
C. will practice – improves
If Emily ___________ a healthy breakfast; she ___________ tired in class.
D. doesn’t eat - can feel
B. won’t eat - may feel
C. eats - shouldn’t feel
A. don’t eat - will feel
If John ___________ his room; his father ___________ him go to the parity.
B. cleans - may let
D. can’t clean - could let
C. doesn’t clean - may let
A. cleans - won’t let
If Emily ___________ her phone at the dinner table; her mother ___________ her.
D. will use - may scold
C. can use - must scold
A. uses - will scold
B. will use – scolds
David ___________ the soccer team if the coach ___________ more players.
D. joins - will need
A. must join – needs
B. shouldn’t join - won’t need
C. can join – needs
The teacher ___________ the lesson again if the students ___________ confused.
B. must explain – be
D. should explain – are
A. explains – are
C. will explain - will be
If Tommy ___________ enough sleep; he ___________ tired in school tomorrow.
D. can get - shouldn’t be
C. doesn’t get - must be
A. doesn’t get - should be
B. won’t get - may be
If it rains tomorrow; the teenagers (mustn’t / must) wear raincoats to school.
must
They (might / should) understand the new concept better if they study together.
might
You’ll feel hungry before lunch if you (won’t eat / don’t eat) breakfast.
don’t eat
Emily (can / must) buy the new phone she wants if she saves money.
can
If Johnny exercises more; he (must / might) feel healthier.
might
She will probably fail if she (doesn’t study / studies) for the test.
doesn’t study
