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What should I do so that I can improve my Japanese?
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If you find it, call me.
It’s hypothetical but 電話して is a request. In this case, you can only use たら.
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If there is a problem, call me.
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If there is a problem, call me.
The verb ある expresses the state “to be” so the request (電話して) can be used in the result clause.
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If you don't hurry up, you'll be late!
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If you don't practice, you won't get better at it.
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If you don't behave, Santa Claus won't come.
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If we can't find a venue, let's cancel the party.
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If you order online, you can get it quickly.
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A: What did you do in Osaka? B: In Osaka, I ate Takoyaki.
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If you don't hurry, you're going to be late, you know?
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When you arrive, call me, OK?
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Hurry up! Because we don't have time.
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The only choice for me now is to face the consequences of my actions and as a warrior fulfil my duty to the bitter end.
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I must arrive at work by 8:00 tomorrow.
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To me, it seems like he did it.
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Please make sure to bring your admission ticket on the day of the exam.
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The marathon recorded the largest number of participants in history.
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Usain Bolt recorded the fastest time in history in the 100-meter sprint.
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This year, the global average temperature reached the highest level ever recorded.
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