Using future tense after if
Is it correct to use future tense after If in this case;

I wonder if they'll go there tommorow.
or
I should say it this way; I wonder if they go there tommorow.

Thanks for help.

Question

Using future tense after if
Is it correct to use future tense after If in this case;

I wonder if they'll go there tommorow. 
or 
I should say it this way; I wonder if they go there tommorow.

Thanks for help.

Answer

If + will here is correct and natural.  This is not a first conditional expression (or any conditional).  The meaning of "if" here is the same as "whether".

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It's quite common. "I wonder if they'll go there tommorow." sounds the most natural. The word "If" implies uncertainty and people are always uncertain of the future.

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a polite way of asking someone for something such as information or their opinion, or asking them to do something.
I wondered if  You could possibly grant me some money?
I was wondering whether you would like to come to the park with me?
I wonder if you would do me a favor?

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Simple answer is that #1 sounds correct and #2 sounds wrong :)

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