If it rains, *wear* (action) a raincoat.
When the sun *shines* (action), we go for a walk.
If it *snows* (action), the roads may be slippery.
When it is cloudy, they *prefer* (action) to stay indoors.
If it is hot, she always *drinks* (action) a lot of water.
When it is cold, he *wears* (action) a scarf and gloves.
If it is windy, they *cancel* (action) their picnic plans.
When it thunders, the dog *hides* (action) under the bed.
If it is foggy, she *drives* (action) more carefully.
When it is humid, he *uses* (action) the air conditioner.
If it is stormy, they *stay* (action) at home and watch movies.
When it is icy, she *waits* (action) for the roads to be cleared.
If it is sunny, they *go* (action) to the beach.
When it is chilly, he *puts* (action) on a sweater.
If it is warm, she *opens* (action) the windows.
Exercise 2: Everyday Situations and Outcomes
If she oversleeps, she *misses* (action) the bus.
When he forgets his wallet, he *cannot* (action) buy lunch.
If the phone rings, she *answers* (action) it.
When they have a test, they *study* (action) the night before.
If the doorbell rings, he *opens* (action) the door.
When she is hungry, she *eats* (action) a snack.
If they are late, they *call* (action) their boss.
When he is tired, he *takes* (action) a nap.
If she has a headache, she *takes* (action) a painkiller.
When they are bored, they *watch* (action) TV or play games.
If he feels sick, he *visits* (action) the doctor.
When she has free time, she *reads* (action) a book.
If they want to save money, they *cook* (action) at home.
When he is thirsty, he *drinks* (action) a glass of water.
If she needs help, she *asks* (action) her friends.
