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First Conditional

This document provides examples of conditional sentences using the first conditional form. It contains two sets of conditional sentences for students to complete using the correct verb tenses. The first set provides an if/then scenario describing what could happen to Robert depending on his actions. The second set contains additional conditional sentences for students to complete in the first conditional form.

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First Conditional

This document provides examples of conditional sentences using the first conditional form. It contains two sets of conditional sentences for students to complete using the correct verb tenses. The first set provides an if/then scenario describing what could happen to Robert depending on his actions. The second set contains additional conditional sentences for students to complete in the first conditional form.

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First Conditional

Directions: Choose the correct verb tense in each of the following sentences.

1. If she goes to the birthday party, she Will take a present.


2. I Will call the doctor if my stomach still hurts tomorrow.
3. She will do the exercise again if she makes a lot of mistakes.
4. If they practice a lot, they Will win the game.
5. I will take my umbrella if it rains tomorrow.
6. She will marry him if he asks her.
7. If we go out tonight, we Will lock the door.
8. I will make a sandwich if I am hungry.

Directions: Complete the following sentences using the correct form of the verb

provided.

1. If Robert goes (go) to bed late, he Will sleep in(sleep in).


2. If he sleeps in (sleep in), he Will miss (miss) his bus.
3. If he misses (miss) the bus, he Will be (be) late for work.
4. If he is (be) late for work, his boss Will be (be) angry.
5. If Robert’s boss is (be) angry, he Will fire (fire) him.
6. If Robert loses (lose) his job, his girlfriend Will get (get) upset
with him.
7. If Robert’s girlfriend gets (get) upset again, she Will break
up (break up) with him.
8. If she breaks (break up) with him, he Will be (be)
lonely.
9. If Robert feels (feel) lonely, he Will call (call) some friends.
10. If Robert calls (call) his friends, they Will ask (ask) him to
their party.
11. If Robert goes (go) to the party, he Will drink (drink) too much
beer.
12. If Robert drinks (drink) too much beer, he Will need (need) a
ride home.
13. If Robert needs (need) a ride home, he Will have to (have
to) stay until the end of the party.
14. If Robert stays (stay) until the end of the party, he Will get (get)
home very late.
15. If Robert gets (get) home late, he Will go (go) to bed late.

Complete the following sentences with the correct tense of the verbs provided.

1. We WON'T PLAY tennis tomorrow if it RAINS.


2. She WILL LET the children play in the House if they DON'T MAKE too much noise.
3. If we DON'T HURRY, we WILL MISS our plane.
4. The bee DON'T STING if you WILL NOT MOVE.
5. If you DON'T SPEAK louder, no one WILL HEAR you.
6. We WILL BE late if we DON'T TAKE the car.
7. If it WON'T BE hot tomorrow, we DON'T GO to the beach.
8. If you DON'T TAKE your umbrella, you WILL GET wet.
9. You WON'T PASS your test if you DON'T STUDY harder.
10. If he DON'T FIND a job soon, she WON'T MARRY him.
11. They WON'T FORGIVE you if you DON'T SAY you are sorry.
12. The bank WON'T LEND you money if you DON'T HAVE a good job.
13. If you DO NOT CLEAN your room, your mother WILL NOT LET you go to the movie
tonight.
14. If you DO NOT QUIT smoking, you WILL GET sick.
15. You WILL NOT BE ABLE to sleep if you WATCH that horror movie.
16. If you DO NOT SET your alarm clock, you WILL NOT WAKE up on time.
17. You WILL NOT IMPROVE if you DO NOT PRACTICE.

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