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PRESENT SIMPLE in the if clause; and using will auxiliar IN THE MAIN CLAUSE
PAST SIMPLE in the main clause and PRESENT SIMPLE in the if clause
PRESENT SIMPLE in the if clause and PRESENT SIMPLE in the main clause
Two main clauses in present withouth the if
True
False
True
False
If you walk, I'll follow.
If you walk, I am there.
If you walked, I'd followed.
If you walk, I follow.
you will gain weight
you gains weight.
you gain weight
you gained weight.
You get good grades.
You got good grades.
You getting good grades.
You will get good grades.
She woke up early.
She will wake up early.
She wake up early.
She wakes up early.
It's hard to hear you speak.
It was hard to hear you speak.
It is hard to hear you spoke.
It's hard to hear you will speak.
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