If you *heat* (verb) ice, it turns into water.

I will be very happy if I *get* (verb) a promotion.

If he *does* (verb) not study, he will not pass the exam.

She will miss the bus if she *does* (verb) not hurry.

If they *invite* (verb) you, will you go to the party?

You will lose weight if you *start* (verb) exercising regularly.

If I *find* (verb) your keys, I will tell you immediately.

If you *press* (verb) that button, the light will turn off.

If we *go* (verb) to Paris, we will visit the Eiffel Tower.

You won’t finish your homework if you *keep* (verb) procrastinating.

If she *takes* (verb) the medicine, she will feel better.

If it *snows* (verb) tomorrow, we will build a snowman.

I will buy a new car if I *save* (verb) enough money.

If they *win* (verb) the game, they will be in the finals.

Упражнение 2: Выберите правильную форму слова для завершения предложений в первом условном.

If you *send* (verb) this letter now, she will receive it tomorrow.

If I *am* (verb) late again, I will lose my job.

If we *see* (verb) him tomorrow, we’ll tell him about the meeting.

I will call you when I *arrive* (verb) at the office.

If you *do* (verb) not feel well, you should see a doctor.

If it *is* (verb) hot, we’ll go swimming.

She’ll be upset if you *forget* (verb) her birthday again.

You *won’t get* (verb) in trouble if you tell the truth.

If the sun *shines* (verb) next weekend, we’ll have a barbecue.

If he *asks* (verb) her out, do you think she’ll accept?

I *won’t be* (verb) able to help if I don’t know the problem.

If you *try* (verb) this dish, I’m sure you’ll like it.

If it *starts* (verb) to rain, we can stay indoors and watch a film.

If they *offer* (verb) me the job, I will probably take it.

If you *do* (verb) your homework now, you can watch TV later.