Tom may learn to play the guitar, so he can join a band. (WILL)
If Tom learns to play the guitar, he will join a band.
Mark could learn a new language, so he can communicate with people from different cultures. (WILL)
If Mark learns a new language, he will communicate with people from different cultures.
I can’t prepare a gourmet meal because I’m not a good cook. (IF)
If I were a good cook, I would prepare a gourmet meal.
They could win the championship, so they can celebrate their victory. (WILL)
If they win the championship, they will celebrate their victory.
She might find a better job, so she can leave the company. (WILL)
If she finds a better job, she will leave the company.
I can’t read more books because I don’t have more time. (IF)
If I had more time, I would read more books.
If you don't water the plants, they will die. (UNLESS)
Unless you water the plants, they will die.
If you don't study, you won't pass the exam. (UNLESS)
Unless you study, you won't pass the exam.
I can’t manage my time because I’m not organized. (IF)
If I were more organized, I would manage my time better.
I can’t reach the top shelf because I’m not taller. (IF)
If I were taller, I would reach the top shelf.
They could finish the renovation, so they can move into their new house. (WILL)
If they finish the renovation, they will move into their new house.
If you don't set an alarm, you'll oversleep. (UNLESS)
Unless you set an alarm, you'll oversleep.
If you don't follow the recipe, the dish won't turn out well. (UNLESS)
Unless you follow the recipe, the dish won't turn out well.
I can’t get a better job because I don’t have more experience. (IF)
If I had more experience, I would get a better job.
If you don't apologize, she won't forgive you. (UNLESS)
Unless you apologize, she won't forgive you.
If you miss the train, you'll be late for work. (UNLESS)
Unless you catch the train, you'll be late for work.
She might adopt a pet, so she can have a companion at home. (WILL)
If she adopts a pet, she will have a companion at home.
I can’t communicate with my neighbors because I don’t speak Spanish. (IF)
If I spoke Spanish, I would/could communicate with my neighbors.
If you forget your umbrella, you will get wet. (UNLESS)
Unless you remember your umbrella, you will get wet.
If you don't lock the door, anyone can enter. (UNLESS)
Unless you lock the door, anyone can enter.
Jane might get a promotion, so she can lead the team. (WILL)
If Jane gets a promotion, she will lead the team.
Mary could finish the project early, so she can take a day off. (WILL)
If Mary finishes the project early, she will take a day off.
He may buy a new car, so he can sell his old one. (WILL)
If he buys a new car, he will sell his old one.
I can’t stay connected with friends because I don’t have a smartphone. (IF)
If I had a smartphone, I would/could stay connected with friends.
I believe I'm not allergic to cats, so I can visit your friends who has a pet. (WILL)
If I'm not allergic to cats, I can visit your friend with the pet cat.
I can’t travel around the world because I don’t have the money. (IF)
If I had the money, I would travel around the world.
If you don't save money, you won't be able to buy a car. (UNLESS)
Unless you save money, you won't be able to buy a car.
He may invest in real estate, so he can build wealth. (WILL)
If he invests in real estate, he will build wealth.
If you don't wear a jacket, you'll catch a cold. (UNLESS)
Unless you wear a jacket, you'll catch a cold.
I can’t wake up early because I’m not a morning person. (IF)
If I were a morning person, I would wake up early.
I don't think I'm busy next weekend, so I can attend your birthday party. (WILL)
If I'm not busy next weekend, I will come to your birthday party.
I can’t exercise regularly because I don’t have a gym membership. (IF)
If I had a gym membership, I would exercise regularly.