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Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

Carlos eats too many sweets every day. His mom always tells him:

• If you will eat sugar, you get sick.

• If you eat sugar, you’ll get sick.

• If you eat too much sugar, you get sick.

• If you eat sugar, you will getting sick.

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

We are planning to go to the park, but we are not sure about the weather

• If it rains, we’ll stay at home.

• If it rains, we stay at home.

• If it will rain, we stay at home.

• If rains, we’ll stay home.

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

Whenever Lucia studies with music on, she feels distracted.

• If she studies with music, she’ll be focused.

• If she studies with music, she feels sleepy.

• If she studies with music, she will concentrated.

• If she studies with music, she gets distracted

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

Your phone battery is low. You make a plan:

• If I will charge it now, I use it later.

• If I charge it now, I’ll be able to use it later.

• If I charge it now, I use later.

• If I’ll charge it, I’ll use it later.

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

Teachers know that students often do better when they sleep well.

• If students sleep well, they do better in class.

• If students sleep well, they will did better in class.

• If students sleep, they’ll did better.

• If students will sleep well, they’ll do better in class.

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

You’re not sure if you’ll get a discount, but you ask your friend:

• What happens if I will use the coupon?

• What happens if I use the coupon?

• If I use the coupon, will I get a discount?

• If I’ll use the coupon, do I get a discount?

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

Laura is always tired when she doesn’t eat breakfast.

• If she don’t eat breakfast, she will feel tired.

• If she doesn’t eats breakfast, she gets tired.

• If she don’t eats breakfast, she feels tired.

• If she doesn't eat breakfast, she feels tired.

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

You’re trying to motivate your friend to participate in the raffle.

• If you buy a ticket, you win for sure.

• If you will buy a ticket, you’ll win.

• If you buy a ticket, you’ll win for sure.

• If you buys a ticket, you’ll won.

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

Maria knows her dad always picks her up late from school.

• If he picks her up, she wait long

• If he picks her up, she waits long.

• If he picks her up, she will wait long.

• If he picks her up, she always waits a long time.

Choose the best sentence to complete each situation:

You're making a decision about spending money. You tell yourself:

• If I buy this now, I not will have money.

• If I will buy this now, I not have money for the concert.

• If I buy this now, I will not have money for the concert.

• If I will buy now, I won’t have money.