Underline the correct verb form in if-clauses and indirect questions
1. If she WILL TEXT / TEXTS me, I won't answer.
2. We'll see if he WILL AGREE / AGREES to meet with you.
3. I don't know if she WILL REMEMBER / REMEMBERS me tomorrow.
4. If he WILL GO / GOES home, all of us will do the same.
5. I'm not sure if he WILL STOP / STOPS by the supermarket on his way home.
6. If he WILL FIND / FINDS my money, he'll spend it all.
7. Ask her if she WILL STEP / STEPS away from me at last.
8. We'll be lucky if the ducks WILL CROSS / CROSS the street.
9. If she WILL GO / GOES this way, she'll pass by my house.
10. If he WILL MISS OUT ON / MISSES OUT ON this match, he'll be sad.
