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If pandemic (TO CONTINUE) to spread, the only way ahead for every kind of business -- including education -- is online.

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You know what to do if anyone (TO BREAK IN). 

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If he (TO SHOW UP) here, what should I do? 

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I'll demand a refund if that (TO TURN OUT) to be the case. 

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I only know that if he (TO WIN) the world will suffer for it.

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If he (TO DECIDE) to call his lawyer, we'll wait. 

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If he (TO TRY) to get in touch with you, would you call me? 

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 I fear that if he (TO LOSE) the election in 2020, there will never be a peaceful transition of power.

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• I think I left my watch at your house. Have you seen it?
• No, but I'll have a look when I get home. If I (TO FIND) it, I'll tell you. 

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It entails that if you (to fail) another class you 're going to be asked to leave Rushmore College.