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choose the correct answer: "If you go to the cinema, you (enjoy/ will enjoy) the film."
will enjoy
choose the correct answer:" It's raining. You will get wet if you (dont take/ wont take) an umbrella."
dont take
choose the correct answer:" If I (have/ will have) enough money, I will buy the film soundtrack."
have
choose the correct answer:" We'll watch the film later if we (finish/ will finish) our homework."
finish
choose the correct answer:" What (will you do/ do you do) If Sam arrives late?"
will you do
choose the correct answer:" If Jackie (has/ will have) enough time, she'll go to the supermarket."
has
write a complete sentence: IF/ WE/ GO TO THE CINEMA TONIGHT/ SARAH/ COME/ WITH US?
if we go to the cinema tonight, will Sarah come with us?
write a complete sentence:" IF/ I/ GO TO BED LATE/ I/ BE TIRED TOMORROW"
If I go to bed late, I will be tired tomorrow.
write a complete sentence:" THEY/ MISS THE TRAIN/ IF/ THEY/ NOT LEAVE BEFORE 6 P.M."
they will miss the train if they dont leave before 6 p.m.
write a complete sentence:" IF/ THEY/ STUDY A LOT/ THEY/ NOT FAIL THE EXAM."
If they study a lot, they wont fail the exam.
write a complete sentence:" YOU/ SEE/ LOTS OF FILM STARS AT THE CEREMONY/ IF/ YOU/ BE LUCKY."
you will see lots of film stars at the ceremony if you are lucky.
when do we use first conditional?
to talk about possibilities in the future
we (miss) the train if we (not leave) now.
will miss - dont leave
if the police (not find) his bik soon, he (probably buy) another one.
doesnt find - will probably buy
