Question

Choose the right forms and complete the sentences: 1) If you (drink/will drink) cold water, you (get/will get) ill. 2) Jack (is not late/won"t be late) if he (gets/ will get) up early. 3) Tell me when you (go/will go) shopping 4)If dinner (is/well be) ready , I (have/will have) it now. 5) If you (wear/will wear) these jeans every day , they (get/will get) dirty very soon and you (look/will look) scruffy . 6) when she (buys/ will buy) a new fur coat . she (wears/will wear) it every day in winter 7) I"m not sure if he (comes/ will come) back soon . But when he (comes/will come) , I ( phone/will phone) you . + Поясните свой выбор.

Answer 1

1. drink; will get
2. won't be late; gets
3. go
4. is; will have
5. wear; will look
6. buys; will wear
7. comes; comes; will phone
В данном упражнении большинство предложений в First Conditional (1 тип условного наклонения). Исходя из правила, можно легко выполнить это упражнение. If + Present Simple, Future Simple (will) (или эти части могут поменяться местами). 
Также присутствуют предложения с придаточными времени (when). После слов when, as soon as, until, after, before никогда не ставится Future Simple (will), а идет глагол в Present Simple

Answer 2

1. If you drink cold water, you will get ill. Explanation: The use of "will" in the second part of the sentence suggests a future consequence. If someone drinks cold water (general condition), the result (getting ill) is likely to happen in the future.

2. Jack won't be late if he gets up early. Explanation: The first part of the sentence establishes a conditional relationship. If Jack gets up early (future condition), the result (not being late) is likely to happen in the future. "Won't" is used to indicate the negative form of "will."

3. Tell me when you will go shopping. Explanation: The use of "will" in the second part of the sentence suggests a future action. The speaker is asking for information about the time when the person plans to go shopping.

4. If dinner is ready, I will have it now. Explanation: The use of "will" in the second part of the sentence indicates a future action. If dinner is ready (current condition), the speaker plans to have it now (in the future).

5. If you wear these jeans every day, they will get dirty very soon, and you will look scruffy. Explanation: The first part of the sentence sets up a condition (wearing the jeans every day), and the use of "will" in the subsequent parts indicates the likely consequences (jeans getting dirty, and the person looking scruffy) in the future.

6. When she buys a new fur coat, she will wear it every day in winter. Explanation: The first part of the sentence establishes a future action (buying a new fur coat), and the use of "will" in the second part indicates the result or consequence (wearing it every day in winter) that is likely to occur in the future.

7. I'm not sure if he will come back soon. But when he comes, I will phone you. Explanation: The first part of the sentence indicates uncertainty about a future action (whether he will come back soon or not). The second part uses "will" to indicate that, in the future, when he comes back (certain condition), the speaker will perform the action of phoning the person.