Question

Choose the correct options. 1 I’ll be happy if I pass / will pass the exam! 2 If Dad lends me the money, I’m / I’ll be able to buy an MP3 player. 3 I’ll tell your parents if you do / are doing that again. 4 If we miss the next bus, we won’t / don’t get there in time. 5 She’ll be upset if you not / don’t send her a birthday card. 6 We’ll go for a walk if it stop / stops raining. 7 If you go to the doctor, he give / he’ll give you some medicine. 8 We will celebrate if we win / will win the match tomorrow.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 pass

2 I'll

3 do

4 won't

5 don't

6 stops

7 he'll

8 win

Answer 2

Here are the correct options for each sentence:

1. I’ll be happy if I pass the exam!

   Explanation: "I’ll be happy" is a future result of passing the exam, so "pass" is the correct form here.

2. If Dad lends me the money, I’ll be able to buy an MP3 player.

   Explanation: The first part of the sentence expresses a condition in the future ("If Dad lends me the money"), so the correct form is "I’ll be able to" in the result clause.

3. I’ll tell your parents if you do that again.

   Explanation: In this case, "do" is the correct form because it matches the present simple tense in the condition clause.

4. If we miss the next bus, we won’t get there in time.

   Explanation: The correct form is "won’t get" because it indicates a future consequence of missing the bus.

5. She’ll be upset if you don’t send her a birthday card.

   Explanation: "Don’t send" is the correct form here because it matches the negative form in the condition clause.

6. We’ll go for a walk if it stops raining.

   Explanation: "Stops" is the correct form because it matches the present simple tense in the condition clause.

7. If you go to the doctor, he’ll give you some medicine.

   Explanation: "He’ll give" is the correct form here because it indicates a future action in the result clause.

8. We will celebrate if we win the match tomorrow.

   Explanation: "Win" is the correct form because it matches the simple present tense in the condition clause.