I changed it toIf it rains tomorrow I will bring an umbrella. The shout question is why should it be changed? Because native speakers normally use simple present for future in dependent 'if' clauses.
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AnonymousThe sentence is If it will rain tomorrow, I will bring an umbrella.I changed it toIf it rains tomorrow I will bring an umbrella. The shout question is why should it be changed?Because native speakers normally use simple present for future in dependent 'if' clauses.
AnonymousIf it rains tomorrow I will bring an umbrella.The general rule is that will and would are forbidden in if-clauses unless the if-clause is an indirect question.
AnonymousDo you guys know where I could read up a little more on this rule?You can use the search box above or try Google, but I don't think you'll get a more concise and accurate rule than I have already given you. You might possibly find more examples, however.
CalifJim(Add CJ to your search list if you wish to see my posts in particular.)What a great idea that I've never had!