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4.  If the bank                   (not call) me back, I                  (be) angry.

                         5.  If she                   (go) to Singapore, she                  (stay) with her cousin.

                         6.  You                    (miss) the bus if you                  (not hurry).

                         7.  If the tickets                 (be) too expensive, I                  (not go) to the
                            concert.

                         8.  If you                   (want) to go downtown, I                    (drive) you.



                     6  SPEAK. Work with a partner. Take turns completing the sentences.

                         1.  If we have a lot of homework, . . .         5.  If I get up early tomorrow, . . .

                         2.  If I pass this class, . . .                 6.  If I call my family tonight, . . .
                         3.  If it’s sunny tomorrow, . . .               7.  If you lend me twenty dollars, . . .

                         4.  If I go to Rome, . . .                      8.  If we study together, . . .

                         If we have a lot of homework, I won’t go out with my friends tonight.



                   9.6     Adverb Clauses: If and When


                     If we see a bear, I’ll be scared.
                      Adverb Clause  Main Clause
                     When they go hiking tomorrow, they’ll take a lot of pictures.

                             Adverb Clause               Main Clause


                      1. Use if in an adverb clause to talk about   If dinner costs more than $50, I’ll pay with my
                        situations or events you think are possible,   credit card.
                        but you are not certain about.
                      2. Use when in an adverb clause to talk about   When the semester ends, I will go to Miami.
                        situations or events you are certain will
                        happen.

                      3. Remember: Use a comma when an If- or      When I go to the grocery store, I’ll get some
                        When- clause comes at the beginning of     coffee.
                        the sentence.




                     7  Read each sentence. Does it describe a situation or event in the future that is certain or
                         not certain? Complete the second sentence with an if- or when- clause. Add a comma if
                         necessary.

                         1.  Maybe the dolphin will swim too close to the shore.

                             If the dolphin swims too close to the shore,         it will have problems.

                         2.  Maybe the whale will come near the boat.

                                                                                   we’ll get some great photos.

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