Choose the correct alternative to make first conditional sentences.
1. If you join our sailing club, you will have/have really good fun.
2. She won't have time to enjoy herself if she studies/will study too hard.
3. If you arrive/will arrive late, the lecturer will not let you in.
4. I help/'ll help you with your application from if you want me to.
5. If she'll go/goes to a summer school in London, she'll improve her English.
6. He'll learn/learns to ski if he goes to university in Canada.
1. If you join our sailing club, you will have/have really good fun.
2. She won't have time to enjoy herself if she studies/will study too hard.
3. If you arrive/will arrive late, the lecturer will not let you in.
4. I help/'ll help you with your application from if you want me to.
5. If she'll go/goes to a summer school in London, she'll improve her English.
6. He'll learn/learns to ski if he goes to university in Canada.
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