Question

1. If they (cook) pancakes. I (help) them. 2.He (phone) her parents if he (be) late." 3. If she (go) to the museum, she (make) some photos there. 4. Veronika (not/dance) if she (be) tired." 5. If the weather (be) warm. I (swim) in the lake.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 If they cook pancakes, I will help them

2 He will phone her parents if he is late.

3 If she goes to the museum , she will make some photos

4 Veronika won't dance if she is tired

5 If the weather is warm I will swim in the lake.

Answer 2

Ответ:

1. If they cook pancakes I'll (will or shall) help them.

2. He will phone her parents if he is late.

3. If she goes to the museum she will make some photos there.

4. Veronica won't (will not) dance if she is tired.

5. If the weather is warm I shall swim in the lake.

Объяснение:

После "If" глагол в Present Simple

Answer 3

1. If they cook pancakes, I will help them. - Here, the first part of the sentence is in the present simple tense ("they cook pancakes"), indicating a habitual action. The second part is in the future simple tense ("I will help them") and expresses a future action that is conditional upon the first part happening.

2. He will phone her parents if he is late. - In this sentence, the first part is in the future simple tense ("he will phone her parents") and the second part is in the present simple tense ("if he is late"). This structure indicates a possible future action depending on a condition in the present.

3. If she goes to the museum, she will make some photos there. - The first part is in the present simple tense ("she goes to the museum"), indicating a possible future action. The second part is in the future simple tense ("she will make some photos there") and expresses the consequence of the condition being fulfilled.

4. Veronika will not dance if she is tired. - Here, the first part is in the future simple tense ("Veronika will not dance"), indicating a potential future action. The second part is in the present simple tense ("if she is tired"), setting the condition for the potential action.

5. If the weather is warm, I will swim in the lake. - The first part is in the present simple tense ("if the weather is warm"), stating a condition in the present. The second part is in the future simple tense ("I will swim in the lake"), expressing a future action based on the condition being met.

In summary, these sentences use a mix of present simple and future simple tenses to convey hypothetical or possible future actions depending on certain conditions being fulfilled in the present.