Answer:
If I find a good job I'll move to Madrid.
Step-by-step explanation:
It is a conditional sentence. This particular sentence is first conditional sentence shown by use of will/shall in result clause.
There four main types of conditional sentences.
1: Zero Conditional Sentences:
These sentences represent general truth i.e when one event/condition/situation almost certainly causes another.
Structure:
If/when + present indefinite (condition), present indefinite (result)
Examples:
If you smoke, your health suffers.
When spring comes, there are flowers everywhere.
2: First Conditional Sentence:
These are the sentences in which one event/result is the most likely outcome of a condition
Structure:
If/when + present indefinite (condition), future indefinite (result)
Examples:
If I find a good job, I'll move to Madrid
When you come, we'll visit museum.
3: Second Conditional Sentence:
These conditional sentences express outcomes which are very unrealistic/least likely. In most of the cases both condition and result are very unrealistic.
Structure:
If + past indefinite (condition), would/might + first form of verb (result)
Example:
If I met the president, I would warn him of his policies.
4: Third Conditional Sentences:
These sentences describe some past event which did not happen and as a result it outcome too could not happen.
Structure:
If + past perfect/had + third form of verb (condition), would/might + have + third form of verb (result).
Examples:
If World War II had not happened, we would have eliminated poverty from the world.
If you had worked hard, you would have succeeded.