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    AND Conditional: Zero First Worksheet

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    This document contains exercises on zero and first conditional sentences. The zero conditional exercises involve completing sentences with present simple verbs to express things that are generally true. The first conditional exercises involve completing sentences with structures like "if + present, will/can/may/must + verb" to express possible future events. The document also contains matching, reordering, and gap-fill exercises to practice forming and understanding zero and first conditional sentences.

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    AND Conditional: Zero First Worksheet

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    This document contains exercises on zero and first conditional sentences. The zero conditional exercises involve completing sentences with present simple verbs to express things that are generally true. The first conditional exercises involve completing sentences with structures like "if + present, will/can/may/must + verb" to express possible future events. The document also contains matching, reordering, and gap-fill exercises to practice forming and understanding zero and first conditional sentences.

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    This document contains exercises on zero and first conditional sentences. The zero conditional exercises involve completing sentences with present simple verbs to express things that are generally true. The first conditional exercises involve completing sentences with structures like "if + present, will/can/may/must + verb" to express possible future events. The document also contains matching, reordering, and gap-fill exercises to practice forming and understanding zero and first conditional sentences.

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    AND Conditional: Zero First Worksheet

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    This document contains exercises on zero and first conditional sentences. The zero conditional exercises involve completing sentences with present simple verbs to express things that are generally true. The first conditional exercises involve completing sentences with structures like "if + present, will/can/may/must + verb" to express possible future events. The document also contains matching, reordering, and gap-fill exercises to practice forming and understanding zero and first conditional sentences.

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    NAME: _______________________________________________________________

    ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONAL


    WORKSHEET REMEMBER
    ZERO CONDITIONAL FIRST CONDITIONAL
    SOMETHING THAT IT’S TRUTH SOMETHING THAT IT’S A POSIBILITY

    ,
    IF+PRESENT SIMPLE PRESENT SIMPLE ,
    IF+ PRESENT SIMPLE WILL; CAN; MAY; MUST + VERB

    1. COMPLETE AND PUT THE VERB WITH TYPE ZERO 1. SHE WILL BE ABLE TO _________ MORE AT WORK IF SHE
    CONDITIONAL SENTENCES. _________ AN ASSISTANT.
    2. IF YOU THE CRIME TO THE POLICE, THEY WILL _________
    1. IF PEOPLE _________ (EAT) TOO MANY SWEETS, THEY
    YOU.
    _________ (GET) FAT.
    3. HE _________ UNDERSTAND IF SHE _________ WHY SHE
    2. IF YOU _________ (SMOKE), YOU _________ (GET)
    HAS TO LEAVE.
    YELLOW FINGERS.
    4. IF YOU _________ TO GO WITH THEM; YOU _________
    3. IF CHILDREN _________ (PLAY) OUTSIDE, THEY _________
    TELL THEM.
    (NOT/GET) OVERWEIGHT.
    5. IF YOU _________ YOUR BOSS, HE MIGHT _________
    4. IF YOU _________ (HEAT) ICE, IT _________ (MELT).
    SOMEONE ELSE FOR THE MISTAKE.
    5. IF I _________ (SPEAK) TO JOHN, HE _________ (GET)
    ANNOYED.
    5. ORGANIZE TO BUILD TYPE FIRST CONDITIONAL
    SENTENCES.
    2. MATCH ALL THE SENTENCES.
    1. MUCH TIDIER / KEEP / LOOK / IN THE WARDROBE / YOU /
    1. IF YOU EAT FAST FOOD, A) SHE WAKES UP EARLY
    IF / YOUR CLOTHES / YOUR ROOM / WILL
    2. IF YOU STUDY HARD, B) IT BOILS.
    __________________________________________________
    3.WHEN SHE WORKS C) IF IT IS IN THE SUN. 2. YOU / SAVING / DECIDE TO AUSTRALIA / IF / MONEY NOW
    EARLY, / YOU / SHOULD / TO GO / START
    4.I ALWAYS WEAR A D) YOU GET GOOD __________________________________________________
    JACKET GRADES.
    3. WE / HURRY / ARRIVE BEFORE / HAVE TO / WE / THE
    5.HE NEVER BUYS LUNCH E) IF HE DOESN’T HAVE STORM / WANT TO / IF / STARTS
    CASH.
    __________________________________________________
    6. WHEN YOU HEAT F) WHEN IT IS COLD.
    WATER 6. MATCH THE PARTS OF SENTENCES.

    7.DOES ICE MELT G) YOU GAIN WEIGHT. 1. YOU WILL BE LATE A) THEY WILL NOT COME TO
    YOUR PARTY

    2. IF WE DRIVE TO THE B) I WILL FEEL DISAPPOINTED


    3. ORGANIZE TO BUILD TYPE ZERO CONDITIONAL CITY CENTRE,
    SENTENCES.
    3.IF IT RAINS A LOT C) WE WON’T GO ON A TRIP
    1. GATES /VERY ANGRY/ IF / FARMERS / GET /THE BARN / TOMORROW, TO THE FOREST
    YOU /OPEN / LEAVE / IN
    4.IF YOU DON’T INVITE D) IF YOU APOLOGISE TO HER
    __________________________________________________ THEM,
    2. A SEAT BELT / DIE/ MORE/ YOU /USE / CHANCE / HAVE / 5.SHE WILL PARDON E) IF SHE DOESN’T REVISE HER
    OF / IF / YOU DON’T/ YOU LESONS WELL
    __________________________________________________ 6. IF SUSASN REFUES F) IT WILL BE DIFFICULT TO
    3. IF/ TASTES /YOU/ SWEET / IT /ADD SUGGAR MY MARRIAGE FIND A PARKING LOT.
    PROPOSAL,
    __________________________________________________
    7.HELEN WILL FAIL THE G) IF YOU DON’T HURRY UP.
    4. FILL THE GAPS WITH THE WORDS IN BOX. EXAM
    REPORT / DO / EXPLAIN / HELP / HIRE / MIGHT / (NOT) TELL /
    (NOT) WANT / SHOULD / BLAME

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