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If ..., then... with "can" and "must"

  •  English    20     Public
    Students have to use the proper form of the verb in parentheses, in the main clause of Zero Conditional sentence/question.
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  • If people eat too much, then they (must) be fat.
    must
  •  5
  • If you touch fire, then you (can) get burned.
    can
  •  10
  • If baby cries, then he (must) be hungry.
    must
  •  15
  • If Tom's grandmother asks for help, then he (must) help her.
    must
  •  20
  • If he has time, then he (must) watch TV.
    must
  •  25
  • If teacher asks Jenny a question, then she (must) answer it.
    must
  •  5
  • If children don't eat well, then they (not / can) be healthy.
    cannot
  •  10
  • If you bring bad mark, then  you (must) wash the dishes.
    must
  •  15
  • If I speak to Peggy, then she (can) get angry.
    can
  •  20
  • If Pug asks you to a party, then you (must) bring a present.
    must
  •  25
  • If Boo  comes home early, then he (must) walk the dog.
    must
  •  5
  • If you forget an umbrella, then you (must) get wet.
    must
  •  10
  • If Harry doesn't clean his room, then his mother (can) be angry.
    can
  •  15
  • If it rains, then Jenny (can) be sad.
    can
  •  20
  • If Tom doesn't eat, then he (can) feel hungry.
    can
  •  25
  • If he breaks a pencil, then he (not / can) write.
    cannot
  •  5