Put the verb into the correct form, using Conditional I.
1. If I don’t go to their party, they will be offended.
2. If you (to take) more exercises, you (to feel) better.
3. If they (to offer) me the job, I think I (to take) it.
4. If I (not to ring) him, he (to be) very displeased.
5. You (to be) angry, if we (not to come)?
6. What we (to do), if they (to be) late?
7. If I (to see) my friend, I (to ask) his advice.
8. If I (to come) home late, I (to go) to bed at once.
9. If you (to ring up) me, I (to tell) you something interesting.
10. If the weather (to be) fine, we (to play) outside.

1. If I don’t go to their party, they will be offended.

2. If you take more exercises, you will feel better.

3. If they offer me the job, I think I'll take it.

4. If I do not ring him, he will be very displeased.

5. Will you be angry, if we don't come?

6. What will we do, if they are late?

7. If I see my friend, I'll ask his advice.

8. If I come home late, I will go to bed at once.

9. If you ring me up, I'll tell you something interesting.

10. If the weather is fine, we'll play outside.

Объяснение:

Present Simple в условной части передает будущее действие и на русский переводится будущим временем.

If the weather is fine, we will go for a walk. – Если погода будет хорошая, мы пойдем на прогулку.

Put the verb into the correct form, using Conditional I.

1. If I don’t go to their party, they will be offended.

2. If you (take) more exercises, you (will feel) better.

3. If they (offer) me the job, I think I (will take) it.

4. If I (do not ring) him, he (will be) very displeased.

5. Will you (be) angry, if we (do not come)?

6. What shall we (do), if they (are) late?

7. If I (see) my friend, I (will ask) his advice.

8. If I (come) home late, I (will go) to bed at once.

9. If you (ring up) me, I (will tell) you something interesting.

10. If the weather (is) fine, we (shall play) outside.