Lesson 40 drill — First conditional + future time clauses
IF/WHEN/UNTIL/AS SOON AS/BEFORE/AFTER + PRESENT (never 'will') — the WILL goes in the other clause.
Which is correct?
Which correctly uses 'unless'?
Which is the correct future time clause?
Which sentence means 'wait for a limit before stopping'?
Best completion: 'Before you ____, check the door.'
If it ____ tomorrow, we'll cancel the picnic.
I'll call you as soon as I ____ home.
Unless you ____ now, you'll miss the train.
We won't start ____ everyone arrives.
____ you go, can you lock the door?