Correct Answer:
C. Will pass
Correct answer: Will pass. This is a first conditional (real possibility), so the main clause takes “will + base verb”.
Background: A first conditional uses present simple in the “if” clause and “will” in the main clause.
- Pass: “Pass” is the base form without “will”.
- Was passed: “Was passed” is a passive form that does not fit.
- Have passed: “Have passed” is the wrong tense.
Did you know? It describes a real, possible future situation.
Memory trick: If + present, will + verb.