If (you finish / you'll finish) work before five, Olga will take you home in her car.
you finish
if you don't wear a coat, (you're / you'll) be cold.
you'll
If / my friends / see me, / they / not recognise / me
If my friends see me, they won't recognise me.
They'll be disappointed if they (don't / won't) get concert tickets.
don't
if / Bob / miss / bus, he / be / miserable
If Bob misses the bus, he'll be miserable
My teacher will be angry ....
any answers
I'll give you IDR50,000 ....
any answers
If I have a lot of money, I buy a car.
(RIGHT/WRONG)
WRONG:
If I have a lot of money, I will buy a car.
I'll made a sandwich if I am hungry.
(RIGHT/WRONG)
WRONG:
I'll make a sandwich if I am hungry.
If Alan wants to have a shower, (he has to / he'll have to) hurry.
he'll have to
I will take my umbrella if it rains tomorrow.
(RIGHT/WRONG)
RIGHT!
If Chris doesn't phone Sue tonight, (she sends / she'll send) him an email.
she'll send
You / not get wet / if / you / wear / raincoat
You won't get wet if you wear a raincoat.
If you hit me, .....
any answers
If he gets up at 5 o'clock in the morning, ....
any answers
My parents will be angry, if I don't do my homework.
(RIGHT/WRONG)
WRONG:
My parents will be angry if I don't do my homework.
If we eat all this cake, we'll feel sick.
(RIGHT/WRONG)
RIGHT!
if / train / not come soon, / we / walk home
If the train doesn't come soon, we'll walk home.
I / not sing well / at concert / if I / be / too nervous
I won't sing well at concert if I'm too nervous.
If we'll go out tonight, we'll wear our masks.
(RIGHT/WRONG)
WRONG:
If we go out tonight, we'll wear our masks.