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Exercises
Complete the first conditional sentences.
- If I (bump) into Claire, I (tell) her you said hello.1. if-clause: simple present
2. main clause: will + infinitive
- People (be) happy if there (be) enough food and drink.1. main clause: will + infinitive
2. if-clause: simple present
- We (call) you if your parcel (arrive) today.1. main clause: will + infinitive
2. if-clause: simple present
- They (come) if she (send) them a hand-written invitation.1. main clause: will + infinitive
2. if-clause: simple present
- If Tom (have) enough money left over, he (book) a holiday.1. if-clause: simple present
2. main clause: will + infinitive
Complete the first conditional sentences.
- If Charlie (buy) a new TV, he (not/have) enough money to pay his rent.1. if-clause: simple present
2. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive
- If you (not/learn) the key vocabulary, you (not/pass) the test.1. negative if-clause: simple present, 2nd person singular → don’t + infinitive
2. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive
- They (not/be) angry if you (tell) them the truth.1. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive
2. if-clause: simple present
- She (not/change) her mind if he (keep) asking her.1. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive
2. if-clause: simple present
- His health (not/get) better if he (not/stop) smoking.1. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive
2. negative if-clause: simple present, 3rd person singular → doesn’t + infinitive
Complete the first conditional questions.
- If you (be) in town later, (you/buy) some milk?1. if-clause: simple present
2. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive
- (she/cancel) the wedding if she (find) out the secret?1. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive
2. if-clause: simple present
- If you (have) time later, (you/help) me with the dishes?1. if-clause: simple present
2. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive
- (they/be) angry if I (not/come) to their party?1. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive
2. negative if-clause: simple present, 1st person singular → don’t + infinitive
- If I (not/do) the assignment, (I/be) in trouble?1. negative if-clause: simple present, 1st person singular → don‘t + infinitive
2. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive