Food
I'm hungry
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I'll eat a snack
If I'm hungry I'll eat a snack.
I'll eat a snack if I'm hungry.
(Use IF)
it rains
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I will take the train
I will take the train if it rains.
If it rains, I will take the train.
(Use IF)
I will play baseball
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my friends are there
I will play baseball if my friends are there.
If my friends are there, I will play baseball.
(Use IF)
You can pass your test
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you study a lot
If you study a lot, you can pass your test.
You can pass your test if you study a lot.
(Use IF)
we can get a reservation
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we will go to the Italian restaurant
We will go to the Italian restaurant if we can get a reservation.
If we can get a reservation, we will go to the Italian restaurant.
(Use IF)
it is sunny
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I will play soccer
If it is sunny, I will play soccer.
I will play soccer if it is sunny.
(Use IF)
I can play soccer
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I get new shoes
I can play soccer if I get new shoes.
If I get new shoes, I can play soccer.
(Use WHEN)
go to bed
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you finish studying math
When you finish studying math, go to bed.
Go to bed when you finish studying math.
(Use WHEN)
get an apple
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go to the store
When you go to the store, get an apple.
Get an apple when you go to the store.
(Use IF)
I can't ride my bicycle
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there is a storm
If there is a storm, I can't ride my bicycle.
I can't ride my bicycle if there is a storm.
(Use WHEN)
we cheer
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our team scores a point
We cheer when our team scores a point.
When our team scores a point, we cheer.
(Use WHEN)
I can't study
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I am with my friends
When I am with my friends, I can't study.
I can't study when I am with my friends.
(Use IF)
I will go to lunch
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I have money
I will go to lunch if I have money.
If I have money, I will go to lunch.
(Use IF)
My friends and I will make a snowman
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it snows
If it snows, my friends and I will make a snowman.
My friends and I will make a snowman if it snows.
(Use IF or WHEN)
take a water bottle
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go to practice
Take a water bottle if you go to practice.
If you go to practice, take a water bottle.
When you go to practice take a water bottle.
Take a water bottle when you go to practice.
(Use IF or WHEN)
you see your homeroom teacher
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ask them about your homework
When you see your homeroom teacher, ask them about your homework.
If you see your homeroom teacher, ask them about your homework.
(Use IF)
eat dinner without me
I am late
I have a club meeting
Eat dinner without me if I am late.
Eat dinner without me if I have a club meeting.
If I am late, eat dinner without me.
If I have a club meeting, eat dinner without me.
(Use IF)
We will play tag after school
we have no homework
it is sunny
If it is sunny, we will play tag after school.
We will play tag after school if it is sunny.
If we have no homework, we will play tag after school.
We will play tag after school if we have no homework.
(Use WHEN)
I have free time
I like to play volleyball
I am with my friends
When I am with my friends, I like to play volleyball.
When I have free time, I like to play volleyball.
I like to play volleyball when I am with my friends.
I like the play volleyball when I have free time.
(Use IF or WHEN)
I study a lot
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I get a good grade
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I have a study plan
When I have a study plan, I get a good grade.
When I study a lot, I get a good grade.
If I study a lot, I get a good grade.
If I have a study plan, I get a good grade.
I get a good grade when I study a lot.
I get a good grade when I have a study plan.
I get a good grade if I study a lot.
I get a good grade if I have a study plan.