Sure, I'll help you complete the sentences with the correct verb forms.

1. If he **studies** harder, he can pass an exam.
2. She may be late if she **does not hurry**.
3. Tell him to ring me if you **see** him.
4. If you are kind to me, I **will be** good to you.
5. If he **gives** up smoking, as his doctor orders, he will be soon well again.
6. (There is no number 6 in your list, so I'll move to number 7.)
7. You **will not pass** your driving test unless you drive more carefully.
8. He’ll be ill if he **does not stop** worrying so much.
9. We’ll go to the beach tomorrow if it **is** nice.
10. Jane never **gets** there on time if the train leaves soon.

Further practice:
1. Steve, **will you do** the washing up if I cook dinner?
2. My parents will be worried **if I get** home very late.
3. What will she say if her boyfriend **asks** her to marry him?
4. I **will not buy** the camera if it's very expensive.
5. If we **do not take** our coats, we'll be cold.
6. He **will go** to university if he does well in his exams.
7. You'll be late for school if you **do not get** up now.
8. If they play computer games all night, they **will be** tired tomorrow.

I hope this helps!