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We're at the station, but our train isn't here yet. We're worried because if the train 1 (not arrive) on time, we 2 (miss) our flight, and we 3 (have to) spend the night here. When we 4 (get) to the airport, I 5 (text) you. We are very excited about the holiday. Sandy is looking forward to taking surfing lessons. She says as soon as we 6 (check in) at the hotel, she 7 (look for) a surf instructor. However, she says she won't take any lessons if I 8 (not surf) with her. We expect the weather will be fine. If it 9 (not be), we 10 (be) very upset. We are also planning to try the local food. If the hotel restaurant 11 (be) nice, we 12 (have) a meal there as soon as we 13 (check in). One more thing, 14 (you/ water) the plants if I 15 (promise) to take you out for dinner when we come back? Take care, Andy. All conditional sentences have two parts: the if clause and the main clause. It doesn’t matter which clause comes first, but when the if clause comes first, we should put a

--> First conditional, future time clauses - Page 3 of 3 - Test-English --> --> --> --> --> Grammar / B1 Grammar lessons and exercises / First conditional, future time clauses / Page 3 Exercises Explanation Downloads Exercises: 1 2 3 First conditional, future time clauses Exercise 3 Fill in the gaps with the verbs in brackets in the correct tense. Please wait... Hi brother, We're at the station, but our train isn't here yet. We're worried because if the train 1 (not arrive) on time, we 2 (miss) our flight, and we 3 (have to) spend the night here. When we 4 (get) to the airport, I 5 (text) you.

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