Form Sentences

1. I’ll not go/ feel better/ to play / unless I

2. If you/reach early to the school / drive fast/ you will.

3. If it rains tonight/go to school tomorrow/ we don’t have to

4. If you/wake up early/ reach school on time/ you will/

Talking about a possible future

If then

If you study hard, you will pass the exam.

 If you study hard, you will pass the exam

Which tense is used in the if clause? Which tense is used in the result clause?
Pronunciation

If you study hard, you will pass the

exam

If you study hard, you’ll pass the exam

 Main Clause Other Clause

1. Don’t walk too near the river. A. In case it ’s raining when you finish work.
2. You are more likely to have an accident B. If you don’t hurry up.
3. They’ll call us C. If you’re having supper now.
4. You’re going to be late D. If you’ve finished cooking.
5. I’ll probably be driving E. If you come at two.
6. I’ll call back late F. In case you fall in.
7. Take your umbrella message. G. When you call me so leave a message.
8. Please put everything away belt on. H. Until everybody has put their seat belt on.
9. I’ll have already had lunch I. As soon as they’ve landed.
10. I’m not starting the car J. If you drive too fast.
 Answers
Main Clause Other Clause

1. Don’t walk too near the river. F. In case you fall in.
2. You are more likely to have an accident. J. If you drive too fast.
3. They’ll call us I. As soon as they’ve landed.
4. You’re going to be late B. If you don’t hurry up.
5. I’ll probably be driving G. When you call me so leave a message.
6. I’ll call back late C. If you’re having supper now.
7. Take your umbrella message. A. In case it ’s raining when you finish work.
8. Please put everything away belt on. D. If you’ve finished cooking.
9. I’ll have already had lunch E. If you’ve finished cooking.
10. I’m not starting the car H. Until everybody has put their seat belt on.
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