1. If the pond (freeze) over tonight, we (go) ice skating tomorrow. We’re not sure yet.
2. Mary has already made up her mind. She says that if the pond (freeze) over tonight, she (go) definitely ice skating tomorrow.
3. If Marco (study-negative) the irregular verbs, he (get – negative) a good grade on his Spanish test tomorrow.
4. There (be) more brush fires if this drought (continue) .
5. If I (have) time tomorrow, I (give) you a call.
6. If Tom and Bill (get) back before 4:30, they (go) to the meeting.
7. They (get) to the airport on time if the traffic (be – negative) heavy.
8. If you (take) that job, you (make) definitely a lot of money.
9. You (feel – negative) so tired if you (go) to bed earlier.
10. If you (help) me write the report, I (finish) it in about ten minutes.
11. If the mechanic (fix) my car this afternoon, we (be) able to go out of town tomorrow.
12. If your birthday (fall) on a weekend, we (go) to the theater.