A
She (not hurry). She (miss) the bus.
If she does not hurry. She will miss the bus
I f you could travel anywhere in the world, where would you go?
A. I would visit Japan
B. I will visit Japan
A. I would visit Japan
Which sentences correctly uses an if-clause to state a condition under which something is true?
A. The car stops if you press the brake pedal.
B. If you had pressed the brake, the car would stop.
C. The car will stop if you had pressed the brake.
D. If pressing the brake, the car stopped.
E. Press the brake if the car stop.
A. The car stops if you press the brake pedal.
If you get back late, ....
A. I am angry
B. I was angry
C. I have been angry
D. I will be angry
D. I will be angry
I f you were an animal, what animal would you choose to be?
A. I would be an eagle
B. I will be an eagle
A. I would be an eagle
Identify the correct sentence to express a possible future event with a present perfect verb in the if-clause.
A. I'll help you with the report if I already finish my work.
B. If I had completed my work, I help you with the report
C. I'll help you with the report if I've completed my work by then.
D. If I already complete my work, I'm helping you with the report.
E. I help you with the report if I complete my work.
C. I'll help you with the report if I've completed my work by then.
I f we don't see each other tomorrow, ...
A. We won't see each other next week.
B. We see each other next week.
C. We saw each other next week.
D. We will se each other next week.
D. We will se each other next week.
TRUE OR FALSE
I f I were rich, I would travel the world every year.
TRUE
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the present perfect in the if-clause to emphasize a future consequence of a past event.
a) If you lose your job again, I’ll find you a new one.
b) If I’d failed the test, I’d be taking it again.
c) If I’ve missed the last bus, I’ll call a taxi.
d) If I miss the last bus, I will call a taxi.
e) If I’d miss the bus, I call a taxi.
c) If I’ve missed the last bus, I’ll call a taxi.
Which sentence is correct?
A. If you will get here, we will have lunch.
B. If you get here, we have lunch.
C. If you get here, we will have lunch.
D. We had lunch if you got here.
C. If you get here, we will have lunch.
If I could live in any fictional world, ...
(Make the main clause)
I would choose to live in Middle-earth.
(expected answer)
Which of the following sentences best shows the use of a present tense verb to describe a condition that is always true?
a) If you press this button, the machine starts working.
b) If you pressed this button, the machine works.
c) The machine started working if you press this button.
d) Press this button if the machine started.
e) The machine start working if you will press this button.
a) If you press this button, the machine starts working
What will you do if you lose your job?
=...
I f I lose my job I will start looking for a new one immediatly.
She is afraid of flying. She won't travel abroad.
I f she weren't afraid of flying, she would travel abroad.
Select the sentence that uses both the present perfect and present continuous to describe a future event with an unknown current status.
a) If you are waiting for me, I’ll call you back.
b) If you had waited for me, I would be arriving soon.
c) I’m going to call if I have waited for an hour.
d) If I’ve been waiting here long enough, I’ll try the other entrance.
e) If I will wait long enough, I’ll call again.
d) If I’ve been waiting here long enough, I’ll try the other entrance.