Future Conditions and Plans

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Read the complete context. Check both the meaning and the grammar, including word forms, collocations and links between sentences.

1. Question 1 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   If you ___ early, you'll get a good seat.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. arriving
   2. arrived yesterday
   3. arrive
   4. will arrive
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   arrive

   A future first-conditional if-clause uses present simple.

2. Question 2 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   We won't start ___ everyone is here.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. while of
   2. until
   3. during
   4. for to
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   until

   Until marks the condition's endpoint.

3. Question 3 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   Call me as soon as you ___ home.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. get
   2. got yesterday
   3. will get
   4. getting
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   get

   A future time clause uses present get.

4. Question 4 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   Unless the weather ___, we'll cancel the trip.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. improve
   2. will improve
   3. improves
   4. improving
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   improves

   Unless takes a present-simple verb for a future condition.

5. Question 5 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   If I had a car, I ___ you to the airport.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. will drove
   2. drive yesterday
   3. would drive
   4. would driving
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   would drive

   A hypothetical present situation takes would plus base verb.

6. Question 6 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   I'll bring a jacket ___ it gets cold.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. unless of
   2. during
   3. in case
   4. despite of
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   in case

   In case introduces a precaution against a possibility.

7. Question 7 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   You can borrow my bike ___ you bring it back tonight.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. as long as
   2. even of
   3. during
   4. because to
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   as long as

   As long as states the condition on the loan.

8. Question 8 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   If we ___ now, we might miss the traffic.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. leaving
   2. left yesterday
   3. will leave
   4. leave
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   leave

   The if-clause uses present leave even with might in the result.

9. Question 9 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

   Choose the correct option for each blank.

   I won't know the result ___ they send the email.

   Choices for blank 1

   1. for to
   2. until
   3. since of
   4. during
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   until

   Until marks when the lack of knowledge ends.

10. Question 10 · Fill in the blank (dropdown)

    Choose the correct option for each blank.

    If I were you, I ___ the offer carefully.

    Choices for blank 1

    1. would consider
    2. would to consider
    3. will considered
    4. considering
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    would consider

    If I were you introduces advice using would plus a base verb.

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