Help the anxious traveler finish their packing checklist by dragging the appropriate verbs into the blanks.

Whenever I visit my relatives in London, it almost always rains during the trip. Because of this, if the forecast holds true for this upcoming weekend, I will pack my heavy waterproof boots just in case.

Whenever I visit my relatives in London, it almost always rains during the trip.

This acts as a zero conditional describing a repeated habit or general routine. Because it happens regularly, we use the present simple tense in the main clause.

Because of this, if the forecast holds true for this upcoming weekend, I will pack my heavy waterproof boots just in case.

This is a first conditional focusing on a specific upcoming event (this weekend). We use the present simple in the "if" clause and the future tense ("will pack") for the planned result.