Use Present or Future Simple of the verbs in brackets. Underline the Mind that in subordinate clauses of time and condition, Present Simple is used instead of Future Simple. Such clauses begin with conjunctions: if, when, while, since, before, after, unless. Underline the the verbs. 1. After I (finish) school, I (enter) the University.
2. Since nobody (like) to wait for a computer, high-quality computers (have) fast processors and lots of quick memory.
3. Before she (get) to the theatre, she (go) past the computer centre.
4. If you (not have) previous experience, good contacts, or a good degree from a well-known university, you (be) more successful in getting a lower-level job.
5. If students (keep) learning something new every day, they eventually (be) competent enough to get a high-skill job.
6. Hundreds of books (come) in the future as technologies (mature) and (evolve). 7. If you (work) on networks for a living and you (be) a network engineer, you probably (take) certification exams by networking companies such as Cisco.
8. Unless nanotechnology or some other technology actually (become) operational, this trend (end) according to some predictions around 2022.
9. While both mainframe and other platforms (evolve), there (be) some cost advantages to retaining the old technology.
10. When software (have) a bug the program (crash) and (terminate) with a confusing message.