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Choose the grammatically correct sentence.

  • A.If you will pay heed to the small details,the general plans will surely succeed.
  • B.If you pay heed to the small details,the general plans will surely succeed.
  • C.If you would heed the small details,the general plans would have succeed.
  • D.If you heeded to the small details,the general plans would surely succeed.

Answer: B

Correct answer: If you pay heed to the small details, the general plans will surely succeed.

This is a first conditional: a present-tense if clause with a will result. The condition is open, and the result follows if it is met.

Why the others fail:

  • If you will pay heed - will does not belong in the if clause.
  • would have succeed - the participle is missing its -ed, and the tenses are mixed.
  • If you heeded to the small details - heed is transitive and takes no to, and the past tense shifts the sentence to a remote condition.

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