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He (not understand) the instructions if he (does not listen).

He will not understand the instructions if he does not listen.

We (go) swimming if the sun (shines).

We will go swimming if the sun shines.

I (ask) for help if I (lose) my keys.

I will ask for help if I lose my keys.

They (celebrate) tonight if they (win) the game.

They will celebrate tonight if they win the game.

I (finish) faster if you (help) me.

I will finish faster if you help me.

She (catch) a cold if she (does not wear) a coat.

She will catch a cold if she does not wear a coat.

The baby (wake) if the dog (barks).

The baby will wake if the dog barks.

We (feel) sick if we (eat) too much.

We will feel sick if we eat too much.

The room (get) cooler if you (open) the window.

The room will get cooler if you open the window.

He (miss) the bus if he (works) late.

He will miss the bus if he works late.

I (go) to school if I (feel) better.

I will go to school if I feel better.

We (start) without them if they (do not arrive) soon.

We will start without them if they do not arrive soon.

I (tell) her the news if she (calls) me.

I will tell her the news if she calls me.

We (cancel) the trip if it (rains) tomorrow.

We will cancel the trip if it rains tomorrow.

You (pass) the exam if you (study) hard.

You will pass the exam if you study hard.

If we (see) a rainbow, we (take) a photo.

If we see a rainbow, we will take a photo.

If he (forget) his homework, the teacher (be) angry.

If he forgets his homework, the teacher will be angry.

If the store (close) early, we (go) tomorrow.

If the store closes early, we will go tomorrow.

If you (study) every day, your English (improve).

If you study every day, your English will improve.

If I (find) a good book, I (read) it all weekend.

If I find a good book, I will read it all weekend.

If she (not sleep) enough, she (feel) tired tomorrow.

If she does not sleep enough, she will feel tired tomorrow.

If the baby (cry), we (go) to her room.

If the baby cries, we will go to her room.

If you (tell) the truth, they (trust) you.

If you tell the truth, they will trust you.

If it (get) cold tonight, we (light) the fire.

If it gets cold tonight, we will light the fire.

If I (win) the lottery, I (buy) a big house.

If I win the lottery, I will buy a big house.

If they (call) us, we (invite) them inside.

If they call us, we will invite them inside.

If he (eat) breakfast, he (have) more energy.

If he eats breakfast, he will have more energy.

If we (not hurry), we (miss) the train.

If we do not hurry, we will miss the train.

If she (take) the bus, she (arrive) on time.

If she takes the bus, she arrives on time.

f you (clean) your room, you (can) watch TV.

If you clean your room, you can watch TV.