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Conditionals (Will / Would / Should exceptions)

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  • If you will just give me five minutes, I'll explain everything.
  • If it will rain tomorrow, we'll cancel the picnic.
  • If he will keep making that noise, I'm going to leave.
  • If you should need my help, you know where to find me.
  • If she should change her mind, she knows she can count on me.
  • If they will arrive before us, ask them to wait.
  • If she will arrive before midnight, we'll start the meeting without her.
  • If you will keep ignoring my warnings, don't blame me for what happens next.
  • If you would just sit down, we could talk about this calmly.
  • If you would stop checking your phone during dinner, we might actually have a conversation.
  • If you will keep on following me, at least stay close.
  • If I will finish this report tonight, I'll send it to you in the morning.
  • If he would only listen to me, none of this would have happened.
  • If you will give me your hand, I'll help you over the wall.
  • If you should happen to see Daniel, tell him I'm looking for him.