Fill in the blanks with suitable verb tense.

David will leave for Hanoi tomorrow if the weather(be) fine.

Walk faster or you will miss the bus.

=>If you , you won’t miss the bus.

If you don’t ask me for the car, I will lend it to you.

=>Unless  , I won’t lend it to you.

I’ll call the teacher if you don’t leave me alone. Unless , I’ll call the teacher.

Don’t go out in the rain because you will get wet.

=>If you , you will get wet.

I won’t enjoy the film if you aren’t with me.

=>Unless , I won’t enjoy the film.

You must leave home early or you will late.

If you , you won’t late.

What will you do if you (not / go) away for the weekend?

If you (be) scared of spiders, don’t go into the garden.

If she (accept) your card and roses, things will  be very much hopeful.

If she (come) late again, she’ll lose her job.

The game (start) if you put a coin in the slot.

If he (wash) my car, I’ll give him $20.

We’ll have to go without John if he (not arrive) soon.

Please don’t disturb him if he (be) busy.

If a holiday (fall) on a weekend, go to the beach.