Question

I ________ (to call) you if I ________ (to find) your bag. call/will find will call/will find Conditionals are sentences with two clauses – an ‘if clause’ and a ‘main clause’ – that are closely related. There are different types of conditions. Some are possible or likely, others are unlikely or even impossible.For the test sentence ‘I ________ (to call) you if I ________ (to find) your bag.’ we are given four variants of ANSWERS, but all include ‘will’ (will call, will find) and ‘call’ or ‘find’ in different combinations, therefore, this sentence expresses an imagined future situation (It is possible or likely that the speaker will call someone because he or she will find someone’s bag.). When we talk about real and possible situations, we use the first conditional. In first conditional sentences, the structure is usually if + present simple (an imagined future situation) and will (or shall, should, would, can, could,may, might) + infinitive (a future result): If it’s a nice day tomorrow, we’ll go to the beach.Therefore, in the test we are to choose ANSWER 1: will call/find.

Accepted Answer

will call/find call/find a

Question	I ________ (to call) you if I ________ (to find) your bag.
A	will call/find
B	call/will find
C	call/find
D	will call/will find
Answer	a
Remark	Conditionals are sentences with two clauses – an ‘if clause’ and a ‘main clause’ – that are closely related. There are different types of conditions. Some are possible or likely, others are unlikely or even impossible.For the test sentence ‘I ________ (to call) you if I ________ (to find) your bag.’ we are given four variants of ANSWERS, but all include ‘will’ (will call, will find) and ‘call’ or ‘find’ in different combinations, therefore, this sentence expresses an imagined future situation (It is possible or likely that the speaker will call someone because he or she will find someone’s bag.). When we talk about real and possible situations, we use the first conditional. In first conditional sentences, the structure is usually if + present simple (an imagined future situation) and will (or shall, should, would, can, could,may, might) + infinitive (a future result): If it’s a nice day tomorrow, we’ll go to the beach.Therefore, in the test we are to choose ANSWER 1: will call/find.

I Find Future Call Call/Find Call/Will Clause Test