Question

1. If the weather is fine, we (to swim) in the river. 2. If I stayed at home, I (to cook dinner. 3. He'll visit you, if he (to have) free time. 4. I will phone you, if I (to know) 5. If it rains, I (to stay) home. She (not can) phone you, if I number. 7. If you stay with me, I (to be) happy. 8. If Bruce (to win) a million pounds, he would spend them as fast as possible. 9. If I have got a toothache, I (to go) to the dentist. If I lived on a tropical island, I (to eat) bananas every day. cook) don't give her your telephone

Answer 1

1. If the weather is fine, we (shall swim) in the river.

2. If I stayed at home, I would cook dinner.

3. He'll visit you, if he has free time.

4. I will phone you, if I (know).

5. If it rains, I (shall stay) home.

6. She (will not able to) phone you, if I don't give her your telephone number.

7. If you stay with me, I (shall be) happy.

8. If Bruce (won) a million pounds, he would spend them as fast as possible.

9. If I have got a toothache, I (shall go) to the dentist.

10. If I lived on a tropical island, I (would eat) bananas every day.

Answer 2

1. If the weather is fine, we will swim in the river. 2. If I stayed at home, I would cook dinner. 3. He'll visit you, if he has free time. 4. I will phone you, if I know the number. 5. If it rains, I will stay home. 6. She cannot phone you, if I don't give her your telephone number. 7. If you stay with me, I will be happy. 8. If Bruce won a million pounds, he would spend them as fast as possible. 9. If I have a toothache, I will go to the dentist. 10. If I lived on a tropical island, I would eat bananas every day.

Please note that the sentence "cook) don't give her your telephone" is incomplete and doesn't make sense. It seems to be a continuation of a previous sentence or a separate question. If you provide more context or clarify the sentence, I can help you with it.