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I'll go to the store if they ________________ (has / have) my favorite snack.
I'll go to the store if they have my favorite snack.
If you ________________ (don't bring / won't bring) your ID card, you can't enter the building.
If you don't bring your ID card, you can't enter the building.
Did you listen to/hear that noise? I think it was a car crash.
hear
How much money do you win/earn every month?
earn
We got to the airport late so we missed/lost the plane.
missed
Would you lend/borrow a lot of money to a good friend.
lend
I hate waiting / hoping for people when they’re late.
waiting
We knew / met Juan’s wife for the first time yesterday.
met
Harper is a famous singer. She wins / earns a lot of money.
earns
I never borrow / lend money from my friends.
borrow
Is Jameelah going to wear / carry her new dress for the party?
wear
Franco’s wife has done / made a birthday cake for him.
made
If we / not take / a map / we / get / lost
If we don’t take a map, we’ll get lost.
If Pablo / miss / the meeting / his boss / be / angry
If Pablo misses the meeting, his boss will be angry.
They / not go / to the beach / if it / rain
They won’t go to the beach if it rains.
Louise / arrive / on time / if she / take / a taxi
Louise will arrive on time if she takes a taxi.
I / not be able / to go to work / if it / snow
I won’t be able to go to work if it snows.
If you / catch / the 11.15 train / you / get / to London at 12.30
If you catch the 11.15 train, you’ll get to London at 12.30.
Yasuko / be / upset / if she / not pass / the exam
Yasuko will be upset if she doesn’t pass the exam.
If Harry / ring / me / I / tell you
If Harry rings me, I’ll tell you.
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