Question

Пожалуйста помогите,даю 40 баллов . Goin the sentences.Use if+ the Present Tense+will/can Example:It might rain. If it does, we can stay at home. If it rains, we can stay at home. If it rains, we can stay at home. a) My brother might fail his exam. But he can try it again. b) We may miss the rain. But we can catch the next one. c) Our team might lose the game. If we do? our trainer will be upset. e)The children musth't go near Tom's dog. It'll bite them.

Answer 1

A.  If my brother fail his exam, he can try it again
b. If we miss the train, we can catch the next one
c. If our team lose the game, our trainer will be upset.
d. If children go near Tom's dog, it'll bite them.

Answer 2

Using "if" with the Present Tense

When using "if" with the present tense, we are talking about a possible condition and its potential consequence. Let's go through the given sentences and complete them using the correct form of the present tense.

a) My brother might fail his exam. But he can try it again. - If my brother fails his exam, he can try it again.

b) We may miss the rain. But we can catch the next one. - If we miss the rain, we can catch the next one.

c) Our team might lose the game. If we do, our trainer will be upset. - If our team loses the game, our trainer will be upset.

d) The children mustn't go near Tom's dog. It'll bite them. - If the children go near Tom's dog, it'll bite them.

Please note that in sentence (d), the word "mustn't" is used to express prohibition, but when using "if" in the present tense, we need to use the affirmative form of the verb. So, "mustn't" changes to "go" in this case.

Remember, when using "if" with the present tense, we are talking about a possible condition and its potential consequence.