Question

If Chris _________ (to be) late I ________ (to leave) without him. will be/will leave is/will leave When we speak about probable situations in the present or future we use Conditional 1: If-clause (if + Present Simple) - Main Clause (future/modal + present without 'to') or If-clause (if + Present Simple) - Main Clause (future + HAVE TO, OUGHT TO, BE TO + present without 'to').

Accepted Answer

is/leave will be/leave d

Question	If Chris _________ (to be) late I ________ (to leave) without him.
A	is/leave
B	will be/will leave
C	will be/leave
D	is/will leave
Answer	d
Remark	When we speak about probable situations in the present or future we use Conditional 1: If-clause (if + Present Simple) - Main Clause (future/modal + present without 'to') or If-clause (if + Present Simple) - Main Clause (future + HAVE TO, OUGHT TO, BE TO + present without 'to').

Present Leave If Clause Simple Main Clause Chris Late