If you leave/will leave now, you won't miss the bus.
Don't eat now. Let's wait until Dad will arrive/arrives home.
Let me know as soon as you will finish/finish using the computer.
When will Luiza call/Luiza calls you?
I'll call you when I get/will get home.
By the time you wake up/will wake up, I'll be at school.

Correct answers:

1. If you leave now, you won't miss the bus.

2. Don't eat now. Let's wait until Dad arrives home.

3. Let me know as soon as you finish using the computer.

4. When will Luiza call you?

5. I'll call you when I get home.

6. By the time you wake up, I'll be at school.

In time clauses after if, until, as soon as, when, and by the time, we usually use the Present Simple for future meaning.

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