You ____ better if you get some rest. (feel) - You will feel better if you get some rest. (feel), If you want to win, you ____ harder. (should / train) - If you want to win, you should train harder. (should / train), He'll be very disappointed if he ____ the test. (not / pass) - He'll be very disappointed if he doesn't pass the test. (not / pass), If I can't do it on my own, I ____ Kim to help me. (ask). - If I can't do it on my own, I will ask Kim to help me. (ask)., I'll call you if I ____ Christine. (hear from) - I'll call you if I hear from Christine. (hear from), He ____ better if he doesn't take the medicine. (not get) - He won't get better if he doesn't take the medicine. (not get),

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