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Medium 1 Mark

English Conditional Sentences

Choose the correct sentence.

A If the weather improves, we will go for a hike this weekend.

B If the weather will improve, we go for a hike this weekend.

C If the weather improves, we went for a hike this weekend.

D If the weather improving, we will go for a hike this weekend.

The condition is realistic and likely, so the if-clause stays in present simple ("improves") and the main clause uses "will go."

Reference: Skoolyst English Grammar Guide , Page 2

Check both clauses separately — the if-clause and the main clause each have their own required tense.