Which one is correct? (conditional clause)

Onh1986
Hello

Look at these two sentences:

Which one is correct? why?

- If you face troubles, call me.

- If you faced troubles, call me.

Thanks

If you face run into troubles, call me.

If you get lost coming to my house, give me a call.

If you don't like Japanese, we can go

Goodman- If you face run into troubles, call me.

Why is "face" wrong?

Because face means "to meet or confront somebody or something directly".

In the context you provided, it's not quite idiomatic. You can use face in the following contexts::

Face the consequences, Face the truth, Face the reality etc...But face the trouble..umm. not quite in my opinion.

What about:

- I faced problems.

Is it wrong too?

What does "run into" mean?

Thanks

If you face run into troubles, call me.
If I'm not wrong it should be '... run into trouble...'

Goodman

Onh1986Hello

Look at these two sentences:

Which one is correct? why?

- If you face troubles, call me.

- If you faced troubles, call me.

Thanks

If you face run into troubles, call me.
I think it should be "If y

What about:

- I faced problems.

Is it wrong too?

What does "run into" mean?

Thanks

Onh1986Hello

Look at these two sentences:

Which one is correct? why?

- If you face troubles, call me.

- If you faced troubles, call me.

Thanks

Hi Ohn

I'd say these would be pretty typical:

1) If you are facing trouble, call me. / If you find yourself facing any trouble, call me.

2)

Another alternative:

Should you face troubles, call me.
(meaning: If you ...

What about this one:

- I faced many problems.

Is it correct?