Practice

1. In your own words, describe how “if” and “in case” are

used differently.

2. Complete the following sentences with if, in case, and

just in case.

a. I think it’s going to be cold out. I’m bringing a

jacket ______.

b. _____ power failure, start the backup generator.

c. _____ she’s late, we will have to leave later.

d. _____ she’s late, we might want to look for faster

routes to the airport.

e. I know it probably won’t happen, but ______ we

want to be prepared!

3. In your own words, when do we use when?

4. Are the following sentences correct? If not, write why.

a. When I get home I take a nap right away

b. I will call you when you will wake up

c. It had already stopped when I finished work

d. After you arrive, we will leave