We (to be) pleased to see you if you (to arrive). We (to go) nowhere tomorrow if it (to rain). If there (to be) no buses, she (to have) to take a taxi. We (to have) a hike if the weather (to be) fine.

Correct sentences:

• We will be pleased to see you if you arrive.
• We will go nowhere tomorrow if it rains.
• If there are no buses, she will have to take a taxi.
• We will have a hike if the weather is fine.

These are first conditional sentences: in the main part we use will + verb, and after if we use the Present Simple.

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