Question

Choose the correct verb. 1. If I will see/see Harry, I’ll tell him you called. 2. When we sleep, we usually will dream/dream. 3. If you get/will get home late, we won’t go out. 4. If you won’t call/don’t call, he’ll be upset. 5. She’ll cook dinner if she won’t be/isn’t tired. С объяснениями пожалуйста!

Answer 1

See

Dream

Get

Don't call

Isn't tired

Потому что после if никогда не используется will.

Answer 2

1. If I see Harry, I’ll tell him you called. Explanation: In conditional sentences, we generally use the present simple tense (see) after "if" when referring to a future event. The verb "will" is not necessary in this case.

2. When we sleep, we usually dream. Explanation: In this case, we are talking about a general truth or habitual action, so we use the present simple tense (dream) to express this.

3. If you get home late, we won’t go out. Explanation: Again, in conditional sentences, we use the present simple tense (get) after "if" when referring to a future event. The verb "will" is not necessary in this case.

4. If you don’t call, he’ll be upset. Explanation: In this sentence, we use the present simple tense (don't call) after "if" to refer to a future event. The negative form "don't" is used instead of "won't" to convey the idea of not making a phone call.

5. She’ll cook dinner if she isn’t tired. Explanation: In this sentence, we use the present simple tense (isn't tired) after "if" to refer to a future event. The negative form "isn't" is used instead of "won't be" to convey the idea of not being tired.