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If you (pay / will pay) the bill, I (pay /will pay) you back next week.
If you pay the bill, I will you back next week.
If I (don't / won't) do some exercise, (I / I'll) put on some weight.
If I don't do some exercise, I'll put on some weight.
She (isn't going to / doesn't ) catch her plane if she (doesn't / isn't going to) leave soon.
She isn't going to catch her plane if she doesn't leave soon
What (do/will) you do if (there is/there will be) a traffic jam?
What will you do if there is a traffic jam?
If (we like/might like) the hotel, we (might stay/stay) a few more days.
If we like the hotel, we might stay a few more days.
They (won't /don't ) enjoy the journey if they (won't / don't ) get a seat
They won't enjoy the journey if they don't get a seat.
(Are you going to / do you) cook if I (get/might get) home late?
Are you going to cook if I get home late?
What (you/do) if (it/break)down?
What will you do if it breaks down?
If (it / be) sunny tomorrow, (I/take) the children to the park.
If it is sunny tomorrow, I will take the children to the park.
If (I/have)time, (I/make) a picnic for you.
If I have time, I will make a picnic for you.
But if (you/not do), don't worry, (we/be) OK
But if you don't, don't worry, we'll be OK
(I/not finish)this essay tonight if (the cat/not get )off my laptop
I won't finish this essay tonight if the cat doesn't get off my laptop
If (I/push) him off, (he/jump)back up again.
If I push him pff, he will jump back up again
