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If you (not eat) the soup, your Mum (get) angry.
If you don´t eat the soup, you Mum will get angry.
If people (wear) face masks, they (not catch) probably the virus.
If people wear face masks, they won´t probably catch the virus.
You (travel) a lot, if you (win) that money.
You will travel a lot, if you win that money.
If you (not use) sunscreen, you (get) sunburnt.
If you don´t use sunscreen, you will get sunburnt.
They (fly) a kite if it (be) windy.
They will fly a kite if it is windy.
She (become) skinny if she (not eat) food enough.
She will become skinny if she doesn´t eat food enough.
Your sister (not like) you if you (be) nasty to her.
Your sister won´t like you if you are nasty to her.
If he (spend) too much time on his computer, he (be) dependent on it.
If he spends too much time on his computer, he will be dependent on it.
We definitely (not go) skiing if there (be) so many people in the mountains.
We definitely won´t go skiing if there are so many people in the mountains.
She (not learn) to speak if she (not practise) speaking.
She won´t learn to speak if she doesn´t practise speaking.
If you (finish) your dinner, you (get) sweets, darling!
If you finish your dinner, you will get sweets, darling!
If you (not help) the cat, it (not survive) this winter.
If you don´t help the cat, it won´t survive this winter.
If he (look) deep in her eyes, he (fall) in love with her.
If he looks deep in her eyes, he will fall in love with her.
He (have) bad results, if he (not work) during the schoolyear.
He´ll have bad results, if he doesn´t work during the schoolyear.
They (arrest) her if she (deal) drugs.
They will arrest her if she deals drugs.
If there (be) a puddle in the street, I (step) certainly into it.
If there is a puddle in the street, I will certainly step into it.
