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If it (rain), I (stay) home.
If it rains, I'll stay home.
If you (pass) your exam, you (be) happy.
If you pass your exam, you'll be happy.
If we (leave) now, we (get) there in time.
If we leave now, we'll get there in time.
Your parents (be) happy if you (cook) dinner.
Your parents will be happy if you cook dinner.
If James (phone) us, we (meet) him in the town.
If James phones us, we'll meet him in the town.
You (see) Sarah if you (come) to the party.
You'll see Sarah if you come to the party.
If the sun (not shine) we (not go) to the lake.
If the sun doesn't shine, we won't go to the lake.
If mum (not come) home soon, I (cook).
If mum doesn't come home soon, I'll cook.
I (not have) a good time if my friends (not be) at the party.
I won't have a good time if my friends aren't at the party.
We (cross) the Atlantic if we (sail) to New York.
We'll cross the Atlantic if we sail to New York.
We (not cross) the Pacific if we (sail) to New York.
We won't cross the Pacific if we sail to New York.
If he (get) a job, he (buy) a house.
If he gets a job, he'll buy a house.
