Conditional: if + past simple, future simple

Question

I know that that there are conditionals to speculate about permanent state or situations which had a result in the past. Is there a conditional: if + past simple, subject + will + verb. For talking something that maybe happened, and if it happened, something else will happen.

Examples:

If you studied, you will get a good mark.

If you were tired of the old crosshair, I-Beam, arrow cursor choices, you'll love the new selections.

are those two senteces correct? is correct writing conditional sentences in this way? because I have never seen on internet sentences like those (if + past simple, subject + will + verb)

Answer 1

These are fine.

The only rule governing time reference (which is not the same thing as morphological tense) in conditionals is that in actualization conditionals (If P happens, then Q happens), the sentence must be parseable as Q occurring after P. In inference conditionals (If P is true, then Q is true), there is no such rule.