Use the Present Simple of the verbs in brackets. (используйте полную форму) 1. He will miss the train...

1. He will miss the train if he does not take a taxi.
2. I won't go away till mother returns.
3. I will not marry until I am thirty.
4. It'll be midnight when we get to their place.
5. How long is it before the bell goes?
6. I'm sure you will like the room when you see it.
7. He will certainly keep his word if he makes a promise.
8. I will probably be out when she calls.
9. What shall I tell him when he asks?
10. Will it be all right if I tell them everything?

1. He will miss the train if he does not take a taxi.
2. I won't go away till mother returns.
3. I will not marry until I am thirty.
4. It'll be midnight when we get to their place.
5. How long is it before the bell goes?
6. I'm sure you will like the room when you see it.
7. He will certainly keep his word if he makes a promise.
8. I will probably be out when she calls.
9. What shall I tell him when he asks?
10. Will it be all right if I tell them everything?

Certainly! Let's use the Present Simple tense to complete these sentences with the verbs provided.

1. He will miss the train if he does not take a taxi.

2. I won't go away till mother comes to return.

3. I will not marry until I am thirty.

4. It'll be midnight when we get to their place.

5. How long is it before the bell goes?

6. I'm sure you will like the room when you see it.

7. He will certainly keep his word if he makes a promise.

8. I will probably be out when she calls.

9. What shall I tell him when he asks?

10. Will it be all right if I tell them everything?

In these sentences, the verbs in brackets are placed in the Present Simple tense, which is appropriate for these types of conditional and time-related statements in English. The Present Simple is used here to express general truths and future events that are certain.