First Conditional

You'll be really tired tomorrow if you doesn't go to bed soon.

You will be really tired tomorrow if you don't go to bed.

You are really tired tomorrow if you don't go to bed.

As soon as you will finish your study I present you with a new flat.

As soon as you finish your study I present you with a new flat.

As soon as you finish your study I'll present you with a new flat.

You won't be able to sleep if you watch this scary film.

You don't be able to sleep if you watch this scary film.

You aren't be able to sleep if you'll watch this scary film.

Peggy goes shopping if she will have time in the afternoon.

Peggy will go shopping if she has time in the afternoon.

Peggy goes shopping if she has time in the afternoon.

If the rain will stop, we will go for a walk.

If the rain stop, we go for a walk.

If the rain stops, we'll go for a walk.

He will get wet, if he doesn't take his umbrella.

He gets wet if he won't take his umbrella.

He gets wet if he don't take his umbrella.

If the policeman run faster,he catches the thief.

If the policeman runs faster, he will catch the thief.

If the policeman will run faster, he catches the thief.

If Tim doesn't hurry up, he will miss the flight.

If Tim don't hurry up, he will miss the flight.

If Tim won't hurry up, he doesn't miss the flight.

She isn't very pleased if you won't go.

She isn't very pleased if you don't go.

She won't be very pleased if you don't go.

If he call you, do you answer the phone?

If he calls you, will you answer the phone?

If he calls you, will you answers the phone?

It is a pity if she doesn't try to speak English.

It will be a pity if she doesn't try to speak English.

It will be a pity if she won't try to speak English.

It won't be possible if they doesn't support us.

It isn't possible if they don't support us.

It won't be possible if they don't support us.