What type of conditional is this?: "If I drink too much coffee, I can't sleep at night."
First
Second
Zero
What type of conditional is this?: "When I finish work, I'll call you"
Second
Zero
First
What type of conditional is this?: "Arsenal will be top of the league if they win."
First
Second
Zero
What type of conditional is this?: "I wouldn't worry if I were you."
Zero
First
Second
What type of conditional is this?: "He would travel more if he was younger."
Second
First
Zero
What type of conditional is this?: "When the sun goes down, it gets dark."
Zero
First
Second
First Conditional: "If we ____________ now, we ___________ catch the 8 o'clock train."
don't leave / won't
'll leave / are going to
won't leave / don't
First Conditional: "If you __________ the teacher, he ___________ you."
ask / is telling
ask / 'll tell
'll ask / 'll tell
First Conditional: "If Tim ___________ more carefully, he ___________ an accident."
isn't driving / won't have
doesn't drive / 'll have
drives / 'll have
First Conditional: "I don't want to talk to Sheila. If she ___________ me, I ___________ her I'm too busy to talk."
calls / won't tell
calls / will tell
will call / tell
First Conditional: "If I ___________ extra courses this semester, I ____________ as much free time."
don't take / don't have
take / won't have
will take / will have
First Conditional: "____________ English faster if you ____________ every day."
You'll learn / study
You won't learn / 'll study
You learn / won't study
________ you call me if you __________ any news?
Will / hear
Won't / aren't hearing
Do / 'll hear
Second Conditional: "If I were you, __________ a new girlfriend."
I've found
I would find
I found
Second Conditional: "I'd help you if I ___________ more about computers."
knew
would know
known
Second Conditional: "___________ happier if he stopped worrying about everything."
He'd be
He was
He's
