Error spotting (real conditionals): Choose the erroneous part (A/B/C) — mark D if none — 'If I will have the time / I shall try and make it / to the zoo this afternoon. / No error.' Ensure correct tense in the 'if'-clause.

Given data

• A. If I will have the time
• B. I shall try and make it
• C. to the zoo this afternoon.

Concept/Approach (first conditional form)
In real/likely conditions, the 'if'-clause normally uses present simple, not 'will': 'If I have the time, I will/shall …'

Correction
'If I have the time, I shall try and make it to the zoo this afternoon.'

Common pitfalls
Using 'will' in the conditional clause.

Final Answer
A — Use 'If I have the time …'