We shall go for a picnic if the weather ____________good.
- A. is
- B. was
- C. has been
- D. had been
Explanation
In a real future condition, the if-clause takes the present simple: “if the weather is good,” while the main clause may use “shall” or “will.” Past forms would describe a hypothetical or past situation.
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