1. If it *rains* tomorrow, we will stay inside. (Hint: nutid af “to rain”)
2. If you *study* hard, you will pass the exam. (Hint: nutid af “to study”)
3. If she *calls* me, I will answer. (Hint: nutid af “to call”)
4. If they *arrive* late, the meeting will start without them. (Hint: nutid af “to arrive”)
5. If he *does* his homework, he will watch TV later. (Hint: nutid af “to do”)
6. If we *eat* too much, we will feel sick. (Hint: nutid af “to eat”)
7. If you *don’t hurry*, you will miss the bus. (Hint: nutid af “to not hurry”)
8. If I *find* your keys, I will call you. (Hint: nutid af “to find”)
9. If the sun *shines*, we will go to the beach. (Hint: nutid af “to shine”)
10. If she *is* tired, she will take a nap. (Hint: nutid af “to be”)

1. If you *tell* me the truth, I will help you. (Hint: nutid af “to tell”)
2. If he *gets* a job, he will buy a car. (Hint: nutid af “to get”)
3. If we *meet* at 6 pm, we can have dinner together. (Hint: nutid af “to meet”)
4. If they *don’t come*, we will start without them. (Hint: nutid af “to not come”)
5. If she *studies* more, she will improve her English. (Hint: nutid af “to study”)
6. If I *hear* the news, I will tell you immediately. (Hint: nutid af “to hear”)
7. If you *practice* every day, you will get better. (Hint: nutid af “to practice”)
8. If it *snows*, school will be closed. (Hint: nutid af “to snow”)
9. If he *finishes* work early, he will join us. (Hint: nutid af “to finish”)
10. If we *take* a taxi, we will arrive on time. (Hint: nutid af “to take”)