Complete the passive-aggressive sticky note left by your roommate by dragging the correct words to the gaps.

I won't pay my half of the internet bill unless you clean the kitchen before Friday. Furthermore, if you ignore the dirty dishes again, I will hide the WiFi router!

I won't pay my half of the internet bill unless you clean the kitchen before Friday.

In first conditional sentences using "unless" (which means "if not"), the clause following "unless" takes the present simple tense, not the future tense.

Furthermore, if you ignore the dirty dishes again, I will hide the WiFi router!

This is a standard first conditional describing a likely future consequence. The "if" clause uses the present simple ("ignore"), so the main clause requires the future tense ("will hide").