A: The package hasn't arrived yet. B: If it (not / arrive) by midday, (call) the company., +, -, A: We're doing really well! B: Yes. If we (keep) working like this, we(complete) the project by Wednesday., +, -, A: Are you watching the football? B: Yes. A: Oh, right. Well, if you (watch) the football, I (go) to bed., +, -, A: Shall I make a cup of tea? B:No thanks, I (not want) anything until we (put / up) the tent., +, -, I (print) that information sheet as soon as I (send) these emails. It won't be long., +, -, A: Manuel said he'd call but he hasn't been in touch since Monday. I hope he's OK. B: If you (not /hear) from him by the weekend, (let) me know., +, -
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First conditional/future clauses B2
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