B2 Unit 4: Conditionals (0 and 1) and Future Tenses | Baamboozle - Baamboozle

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They say we ____________ (have) much higher temperatures here if global warming continues.

will be having

You can have a dog if you promise to take care of it. (AS LONG AS)

You can have a dog as long as you promise to take care of it.

You won't earn enough money if you don't work more hours. (UNLESS)

You won't earn enough money unless you work more hours.

I'll call you in case/ as soon as I find out my results.

as soon as

If all goes well, we _________ (move) into our new house by this time next month.

will have moved

Some islands in the Pacific Ocean could __________ (disappear) by 2150.

have disappeared

If you don't stop smoking, your cough will/ won't get better.

won't

If he isn't arriving/ doesn't arrive by 6.00, we'll go without him.

doesn't arrive

You can use my smartphone if you use it carefully. (AS LONG AS)

You can use my smartphone as long as you use it carefully.

If we're lucky, we will sell/ we'll have sold our house by Christmas.

we'll have sold

Bring your swimsuit in case you want/ you'll want to have a swim.

you want

What do you think they _________ (do) tomorrow?

will be doing

Do you think Mum and Dad _________( arrive) home yet?

will have arrived

I'm not going to go to the party unless you go/ you don't go too.

unless you go

By the end of the month, I _________ (pay) off my bank loan.

will have paid

You may go to the party if you’re home by 12.00. (PROVIDED)

You may go to the party provided/providing that you’re home by 12.00.

If she admits her fault, we will forgive her. (AS LONG AS)

As long as she admits her fault , we will forgive her.

They've been painting the house all week, but hopefully they _________ (finish) by tomorrow.

will have finished

You are allowed to go if you let us know when you arrive. (AS LONG AS)

You are allowed to go as long as you let us know when you arrive.

Don't ring me before 7.30 because I __________(have) dinner.

will be cooking

I won't be able to afford a bigger house if I don't get promoted at work. (UNLESS)

I won't be able to afford a bigger house unless I get promoted at work.

If there are enough seats, anyone can come on the trip. (PROVIDED)

Provided/Providing that there are enough seats, anyone can come on the trip.

If the weather improves/ will have improved, we'll be able to eat outside tonight.

improves

If/ in case there isn't enough evidence, the man will be acquitted.

if

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