177. If he will come, I shall help him.
Correct answer: B. if he comes, I shall help him.
- A. (A) if he come, I shall help him.
- B. if he comes, I shall help him.
- C. (C) if he came, I shall help him.
- D. (D) if he come, I would help him.
Explanation
In conditional sentences, when the condition is likely or probable, we use the present simple tense (comes) in the if-clause and 'will' in the main clause. Therefore, option (B) is the correct construction for this sentence.
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