If Ken / not want /his ice cream / I / eat it.
If Ken doesn't want his ice cream, I will eat it.
They / not be late / if they hurry up.
They won't be late, if they hurry up.
We / watch the film / when the electricity / come back on
We will watch the film when the electricity comes back on.
The neighbours / get angry / if he / not stop
The neighbours will get angry, if he doesn't stop
Nobody ... (like) them, if they behave like this.
will like
As soon as / I get the money, I / pay you back.
As soon as I get the money, I will pay you back.
The police / stop him / if he / not slow down.
The police will stop him if he doesn't slow down.
If my mum / not / help / me with my homework / I / be in trouble.
If my mum doesn't help with my homework, I will be in trouble.
Where / they / go / if / it / start raining?
Where will they go, if it start raining?
What / you / do / if you meet / Cristiano Ronaldo?
What will you do if you meet Cristiano Ronaldo?
I / phone you / when / I get home.
I will phone you, when I get home.
If you / not / put on/ your jacket / you / get cold.
If you don't put on your jacket, you will get cold.
What ... you do, if you fail your Maths test?
will
I'm sure all your friends / come / if you / invite them
I'm sure all your friends will come, if you invite them.
If she / buy / a new laptop / she / not / have / much money.
If she buys a new laptop, she won't have much money.
If she / have / a snack / she / not be / hungry any more.
If she has a snack, she won't be hungry any more.
If my best friend / find out / about this / he / get upset.
If my best friend finds out about this, he will get upset.