I don’t know if I____ (see) you next Sunday. I think I___ (be) out of town., - I____ (stop) and ____ (ask) the way. I am not sure if we are walking in the right direction., If the situation ____ (not/change), we ___ (be) in trouble., If Doris______ (arrive) on time, she ____(come) here at about 3 o’clock., Tom says he ______ (take) his umbrella if it ____ (rain)., We don’t know when he _____ (return)., I am not sure if he ______ (return) at all., When he _____ (return), he definitely ______ (help) you., I don’t think James ______ (go) to the forest if it ____ (snow)., It’s difficult to say when they______ (finish)., We _____ (have) a party next Saturday. ____ you ____ (come)?, I _____ (give) you my dictionary if you like., Do you know that Mary_____ ( leave) on Friday?, Nobody knows if she _____ (keep) her word., If Ruth keeps her word, nobody_____ (learn) our secret., Tell us when your sister _____ (arrive). I think we _____ (meet) her at the airport., John says he ____ (take) us to the circus tonight., Ann _____ (come) if you invite her to the party. _____ you ____ (send) her an invitation?, Frank asks Tom if he _____ (help) him to repair the bike..

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