Questions & Answers about אם הדו"ח לא מוכן, נכתוב אותו מחר בבוקר.
In the present tense, Hebrew usually does not use a separate word for am / is / are.
So:
- הדו"ח מוכן = The report is ready
- הדו"ח לא מוכן = The report is not ready
This is completely normal Hebrew.
If you wanted was or will be, then Hebrew would use a form of להיות (to be):
- הדו"ח היה מוכן = The report was ready
- הדו"ח יהיה מוכן = The report will be ready
אם means if.
In this sentence, it introduces a condition:
- אם הדו"ח לא מוכן = If the report isn’t ready
- נכתוב אותו מחר בבוקר = we’ll write it tomorrow morning
So the whole sentence is a normal if-clause + result clause structure.