Choose the best replacement for the words in brackets. If they are correct as they are, choose "No improvement".
If it [will rain] tomorrow, we will stay at home.

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Correct answer: B

In a real condition about the future, the "if" part takes the present: "If it rains tomorrow."

Worth noting

"Will" belongs to the result ("we will stay"), never after "if" in this kind of sentence.

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Choose the best replacement for the words in brackets. If they are correct as they are, choose "No improvement".If it [will rain] tomorrow, we will stay at home.