If he ________ (miss) the train, he ________ (arrive) late.
misses / will arrive
If it _______ (be) sunny, we ________ (have) a picnic at the park.
is / will have
If she _____ (have) a temperature, she ______ (go) to the doctor.
has / will go
What _____ you ____ (do) if it's sunny tomorrow?
will __ do
If we _____ (not/hurry up), we _______ (miss) the train.
don't hurry up / will miss
Our teacher ______ (be) happy if we _____ (do) our homework.
will be / do
Which sentence is correct?(1) When you get here, we'll have lunch. (2) When you will get here, we have lunch. (3) When you will get here, we'll have lunch.
(1) When you get here, we'll have lunch.
If Brian _______ (not/clean) his room, his parents ______ (get) angry.
doesn't clean / will get
When do we use the first conditional?
to describe a real situation and a possible result
Make this sentence less certain: If I have a lot of homework, I'll be too tired to go to the party.
If I have a lot of homework, I may/might/could be too tired to go to the party.
What will your brother do if he _______ the exam? (not/pass)
doesn't pass
If you ______ (make) dinner, I _________ the dishes. (wash)
make / I'll wash
Which 3 words can we use in the first conditonal to make the possibility less certain?
could, may, might
If we ______ (recycle) more, we ________ (help) the planet.
recycle / will help
Is this sentence correct or incorrect? You'll be late if you will not leave soon.
Incorrect. You'll be late if you don't leave soon.
If Messi _____ (play), we _______ (win) the match.
plays / will win
According to Murhpy's Law, if you take an umbrella with you, it _______ (rain).
won't rain
Britney _____ (go) home early, if she ______ (not/have) much work.
will go / doesn't have
How do we form the first conditional?
if + present tense + comma + future tense OR future tense + if + present tense
If you _____ (wear) sandals in the mountains, you ______ (slip) and get hurt.
wear / will slip
If you ______ (study) a lot, you _______ (pass) the exam.
study / will pass