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    First Conditional Exercises

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    1. The document provides examples of conditional sentences using different verb tenses in the if-clause and main clause. It gives 10 examples of conditional sentences and asks the reader to match the second halves of sentences. 2. Common structures seen in the examples include "if you [present tense verb], you will [infinitive verb]" and "if I/we/they [present tense verb], I/we/they will [infinitive verb]". 3. The matching section tests understanding of conditional sentences by pairing incomplete sentences with possible completions using different verb tenses.

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    First Conditional Exercises

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    1. The document provides examples of conditional sentences using different verb tenses in the if-clause and main clause. It gives 10 examples of conditional sentences and asks the reader to match the second halves of sentences. 2. Common structures seen in the examples include "if you [present tense verb], you will [infinitive verb]" and "if I/we/they [present tense verb], I/we/they will [infinitive verb]". 3. The matching section tests understanding of conditional sentences by pairing incomplete sentences with possible completions using different verb tenses.

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    1. The document provides examples of conditional sentences using different verb tenses in the if-clause and main clause. It gives 10 examples of conditional sentences and asks the reader to match the second halves of sentences. 2. Common structures seen in the examples include "if you [present tense verb], you will [infinitive verb]" and "if I/we/they [present tense verb], I/we/they will [infinitive verb]". 3. The matching section tests understanding of conditional sentences by pairing incomplete sentences with possible completions using different verb tenses.

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    First Conditional Exercises

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    1. The document provides examples of conditional sentences using different verb tenses in the if-clause and main clause. It gives 10 examples of conditional sentences and asks the reader to match the second halves of sentences. 2. Common structures seen in the examples include "if you [present tense verb], you will [infinitive verb]" and "if I/we/they [present tense verb], I/we/they will [infinitive verb]". 3. The matching section tests understanding of conditional sentences by pairing incomplete sentences with possible completions using different verb tenses.

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    FIRST CONDITIONAL

    1 If you ________ an apple every day, you'll be very healthy.

    eat

    will eat

    2 If we don't protect the elephant, it ________ extinct.

    becomes

    will become

    3 She ________ completely different if she cuts her hair.

    looks

    will look

    4 You'll pay higher insurance if you ________ a sports car.

    buy

    will buy

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    5 You ________ better if you turn on the lamp.

    are able to see

    will be able to see

    6 You ________ heart disease if you eat too much meat.

    get

    will get

    7 If you don't put so much sugar in your coffee, you


    ________ so much weight!

    don't put on

    won't put on

    8 You won't pass the course if you ________.

    don't study

    won't study

    2
    9 If a deer ________ into your garden, it ________ all your plants.

    gets... will eat

    will get... eats

    10 If I ________ some eggs, how many ________?

    cook... will you eat

    will cook... do you eat

    1. If you ___________________(not study), you _________________ (fail) the test.

    2. We _________________ (die) if we _______________________(not get) help soon!

    3. If you ___________________ (look) in the fridge, you _________________(find) some cold


    drinks.

    4. If there _________________ (be) no oil in the engine, the car _________________ (break) down.

    5. I _____________________(lend) you my umbrella if you __________________ (need) it.

    6. The sea level ____________________(rise) if the planet __________________(get) hotter.

    7. If you ___________________ (eat) your sandwiches now, you ______________ (have) anything
    for lunch!

    8. You ____________________(be) safe in an accident if you __________________ (wear) your


    seatbelt.

    3
    9. If he ___________________(save) all his money, he _____________________(be able to go) on
    holiday to Canada.

    10. I ____________________(not come) with you if you _________________ (not bring) John!

    Match up the two halves

    1. If you sell more than you did last year

    a) he'll be out on his ear.

    b) I'll buy you a new car.

    c) you'll soon be on your way

    d) you'll be in big trouble.

    2. If you take my advice

    a) Concorde is faster than a 747.

    b) I'll buy two.

    c) you'll keep a tighter control on what Jerome gets up to.

    d) you'll be in big trouble.

    3. If he doesn't accept our offer

    a) we'll have to withdraw. that's the most we can afford to pay.

    b) your job here will be quite safe.

    c) he'll be out on his ear.

    d) you'll be in big trouble.

    4. If you give me a 10 % discount

    a) you'll soon be on your way

    b) your job here will be quite safe.

    c) I'll buy two.

    d) you'll be in big trouble.

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    5. If sales don't improve soon

    a) we'll have to lay off some workers

    b) your job here will be quite safe.

    c) I'll buy two.

    d) you'll keep a tighter control on what Jerome gets up to.

    6. If the report isn't on my desk tomorrow morning

    a) you'll be in big trouble.

    b) your job here will be quite safe.

    c) we'll have to lay off some workers

    d) he'll be out on his ear.

    7. If Nick doesn't mend his ways soon

    a) you'll soon be on your way

    b) your job here will be quite safe.

    c) you'll be in big trouble.

    d) he'll be out on his ear.

    8. If I see you standing around the coffee machine talking again

    a) you'll be in big trouble.

    b) your job here will be quite safe.

    c) we'll have to lay off some workers

    d) he'll be out on his ear.

    9. If you don't make the grade here

    a) your job here will be quite safe.

    b) you'll soon be on your way

    5
    c) we'll have to lay off some workers

    d) he'll be out on his ear.

    10. Unless you do something really bad

    a) your job here will be quite safe.

    b) you'll soon be on your way

    c) you'll be in big trouble.

    d) he'll be out on his ear.

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