1 . If we (manage) to finish our work , we (go) to Paris this weekend. 2. I(not /go) outside until it (stop) raining.
3. If Sandra(work) enough for her exam, she
(probably pass ) it.
4. We (buy) a new house when( have )enough money.
5. They (build) a new school when the plans (be) accepted.
6. Some animal species (disappear) if governments
(not/ take ) measures against poaching or overhunting.
7. When I (be) sixteen , I (learn) to drive.
8. It(be ) easier for you to find a job, if
you(send) plenty of letters of motivation.
9.If you (take) a taxi, you (arrive) at the
airport in time for your plane.
10. What you(do) when (pass) your exam
11. They (move) to Paris if they (get ) a job there.
12. I (be) so pleased if I(manage) to have a ticket for the concert of U2.
13. If we(not stop) the green house effect, there
(be) more and more natural disasters.
14. If my knee(keep) hurting, I(not /be) able to take part in my handball competition.
15. If you (not /lose ) some weight, you (have) some health problems!
16. If we (have ) the time , we
(take) our children to the big egg hunt organized in the town park for Easter.
17. Please (call) me when you (arrive
home!
18. We don’t know yet where we (go)for our next summer holidays.
19. My sister (quit) her job if the working conditions (not/ improve)
20. You (always/ be) proud of yourself if you(try) to do your best .
21. They (surely/help) you if you (ask ) them .
If we are able to successfully complete our work, it will result in us being able to take a trip to Paris during the upcoming weekend.
To figure out the correct verb tense, we need to determine if the work has already been completed or if it is still ongoing. Since the sentence uses the present tense "manage", it implies that the work is ongoing and has not yet been finished. Thus, we should use the future tense "will go" to indicate a future event that will happen if the condition of finishing the work is met.
2. I will not go outside until it stops raining.
I have made the decision to stay inside until the rain ceases to fall.
This sentence describes a personal decision based on a specific condition. The use of "until" indicates that the action of going outside is dependent on the condition of the rain stopping. Since the action has not yet occurred, we should use the future tense "will not go".
3. If Sandra works enough for her exam, she will probably pass it.
If Sandra dedicates enough time to studying for her exam, there is a high likelihood that she will succeed.
This sentence presents a conditional statement, where the desired outcome of passing the exam is dependent on the condition of Sandra studying enough. The use of "will probably pass" suggests a likely result if the condition is met, indicating the future tense.
4. We will buy a new house when we have enough money.
We plan to purchase a new house once we have accumulated the necessary funds.
This sentence indicates a future action of buying a house, which is dependent on the condition of having enough money. Since the condition has not yet been fulfilled, we should use the future tense "will buy" to express the action that will occur at a later time.
5. They will build a new school when the plans are accepted.
The construction of a new school is scheduled to commence once the plans are officially approved.
This sentence presents a future action of building a school, which is contingent upon the condition of the plans being accepted. The use of "will build" and "are accepted" indicates actions that will occur in the future.
6. Some animal species could disappear if governments do not take measures against poaching or overhunting.
It is possible for certain animal species to become extinct if governments fail to implement measures against poaching or excessive hunting.
This sentence describes a potential consequence if governments neglect their responsibility to combat poaching and overhunting. The use of "could disappear" and "do not take" suggests a hypothetical situation and a future action if the condition is not fulfilled.
7. When I am sixteen, I will learn to drive.
Once I reach the age of sixteen, I will undertake the task of acquiring driving skills.
This sentence expresses a future action of learning to drive that will take place at a later time, specifically when the speaker turns sixteen. The use of "will learn" and "am sixteen" indicates actions that are planned to occur in the future.
8. It will be easier for you to find a job if you send plenty of letters of motivation.
Your chances of securing a job will improve if you send a significant number of motivational letters.
This sentence introduces a future scenario where the ease of finding employment is influenced by the action of sending multiple letters of motivation. The use of "will be" and "send" indicates actions that will be undertaken in the future.
9. If you take a taxi, you will arrive at the airport in time for your plane.
If you choose to utilize a taxi service, you will reach the airport with sufficient time before your flight departure.
This sentence presents a conditional statement, where the result of arriving at the airport on time is dependent on the action of taking a taxi. The use of "will arrive" and "take" suggests future actions and outcomes.
10. What will you do when you pass your exam?
Once you have successfully passed your exam, what actions do you plan to undertake?
This sentence inquires about future actions that will transpire after the accomplishment of passing the exam. The use of "will do" and "pass" implies actions that will occur in the future.
11. They will move to Paris if they get a job there.
If they are fortunate enough to secure a job in Paris, they will relocate to that city.
This sentence outlines a future action of moving to Paris, which is dependent on the condition of obtaining employment in the city. The use of "will move" and "get" indicates actions that will take place in the future.
12. I will be so pleased if I manage to have a ticket for the concert of U2.
If I am successful in obtaining a ticket to the U2 concert, I will experience immense joy.
This sentence expresses a future emotional state, which will occur if the condition of acquiring a ticket to the U2 concert is fulfilled. The use of "will be" and "manage" signifies that the emotions will be experienced in the future.
13. If we do not stop the greenhouse effect, there will be more and more natural disasters.
Unless we take measures to halt the greenhouse effect, the frequency of natural disasters will continue to increase.
This sentence presents a potential consequence if the action of stopping the greenhouse effect is not executed. The use of "will be" and "do not stop" represents future outcomes and actions.
14. If my knee keeps hurting, I will not be able to take part in my handball competition.
In the event that my knee continues to cause pain, I will not have the ability to participate in my handball competition.
This sentence introduces a potential obstacle that will prevent the speaker from participating in the handball competition if the condition of persistent knee pain persists. The use of "will not be able" and "keeps" implies future inability and ongoing pain.
15. If you do not lose some weight, you will have some health problems!
Unless you succeed in losing weight, you will encounter health issues.
This sentence highlights the potential consequences of not taking action to lose weight. The use of "will have" and "do not lose" indicates the occurrence of future health problems and a lack of weight loss.
16. If we have the time, we will take our children to the big egg hunt organized in the town park for Easter.
If we find ourselves with an available timeframe, we will bring our children to the large egg hunt that is being arranged in the town park during the Easter season.
This sentence details a future action of taking the children to an egg hunt, dependent on the condition of having available time. The use of "will take" and "have" signifies actions that will be performed in the future.
17. Please call me when you arrive home!
Kindly give me a phone call once you reach your residence.
This sentence requests a future action, specifically a phone call, that is expected to occur once the person arrives home. The use of "call" and "arrive" signifies actions that will take place in the future.
18. We don't know yet where we will go for our next summer holidays.
The destination for our upcoming summer vacation remains undecided at this point.
This sentence indicates uncertainty regarding the location of the next summer vacation. The use of "will go" implies a future decision and action.
19. My sister will quit her job if the working conditions do not improve.
In the event that the working conditions fail to improve, my sister will resign from her job.
This sentence presents a potential outcome if the condition of inadequate working conditions persists. The use of "will quit" and "do not improve" showcases future actions and outcomes.
20. You will always be proud of yourself if you try to do your best.
If you consistently put forth your best effort, you will constantly experience a sense of pride in yourself.
This sentence expresses a continuous state of pride that will persist as long as the person tries their best. The use of "will be" and "try" suggests future outcomes and actions.
21. They will surely help you if you ask them.
If you request their assistance, they will undoubtedly provide support.
This sentence highlights the willingness of others to assist when asked. The use of "will surely help" and "ask" implies future actions and a guaranteed response.