If it snows, we _ build a snowman.
Correct answer: C. Will
- A. Shall
- B. Would
- C. Will
- D. Might
Explanation
In the sentence 'If it snows, we will build a snowman,' the correct future tense to use is 'will' to indicate a future action based on the condition of it snowing. 'Shall' is not commonly used in modern English for expressing future possibilities. 'Would' is more speculative and not as direct as 'will' in this context. 'Might' suggests a lower probability compared to 'will' and is not the most suitable choice for this scenario.
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