Question

Choose the correct words. 1. If he forgets/will forget my birthday, I am/'ll be very angry.2. If he doesn't/won't drive more slowly, he'll have/has an accident.3. What will/does we do if we run/will run out of money?4. If Iphone/will phone her now, she won't/doesn't worry.5. You'll lose/lose your keys if you won't/don't put them away.6. If Bill will be/'s out, I leave/'ll leave a message.​

Answer 1

If he forgets my birthday, I’ll be very angry.

2. If he doesn't drive more slowly, he'll have an accident.

3. What will we do if we run out of money?

4. If I will phone her now, she won't worry.

5. You'll lose your keys if you won't put them away.

6. If Bill will be out, I leave a message.

Answer 2

Here are the correct choices for each sentence:

1. If he forgets my birthday, I'll be very angry.
2. If he doesn't drive more slowly, he'll have an accident.
3. What will we do if we run out of money?
4. If I phone her now, she won't worry.
5. You'll lose your keys if you don't put them away.
6. If Bill is out, I'll leave a message.

Explanation:

1. "If he forgets" is the correct choice because it's a conditional sentence in the present tense.
2. "If he doesn't" is the correct choice for a present unreal condition, and "he'll have" is the correct choice for the result.
3. "What will we do" is the correct choice for a future possibility, and "run out of money" is in the present tense because it's a hypothetical situation.
4. "If I phone" is the correct choice because it's a conditional sentence in the present tense.
5. "You'll lose" is the correct choice for the result, and "if you don't" is the correct choice for a present unreal condition.
6. "If Bill is out" is the correct choice for the condition, and "I'll leave" is the correct choice for the result.