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The Real Conditional: Present and Future

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  • If he ____ (be) cold, he _____ (wear) a jacket.
    is/ will wear
  • You ___ ___(have) too much salt in your diet if you eat a lot of fast food.
    will have
  • If you drink coffee late at night, you ___ ___ (be/negative) able to fall asleep.
    won't be/will not be
  • If you don't eat enough fruits and vegetables, you __ ___ (negative/get) enough vitamins in your diet.
    will not get/won't get/ might not get
  • Complete the sentence: You won't have healthy teeth
    if you ate a lot of sugar.
    if you eat a lot of sugar.
    if you are eating a lot of sugar.
  • Complete the sentence: If you don't like fish,
    you shouldn't order that dish.
    you'll order that dish
    you sill order it again
  • If I eat a very big lunch, I ____ (feel) sleepy all afternoon.
    will feel/I'll feel/I might feel
  • Complete the sentence: If people don’t like to eat meat,
    they might kill animals
    they'll eat a lot of meat
    they might become vegetarians.
  • Complete the sentence: If I don't eat breakfast,
    I will feel very hungry by late morning.
    I won't feel hungry
  • When the main clause is before the "if" clause you _____ need a comma.
    do not / don't
  • Complete the sentence: If my sister sees fresh oranges,
    she always wants to buy some.
    she always wanted to buy some.
    she is wanting to buy some.
  • Complete the sentence:. If I arrive late to class,
    I am entering the room very quietly.
    I entered the room very quietly
    I enter the room very quietly.
  • Complete the sentence: I feel hungry at night,
    I sometimes ordered a pizza.
    I sometimes order a pizza.
    I sometimes ordering a pizza.
  • In the future conditional, the verb in the "if clause" is in the simple present and the result is in the ____ tense.
    future
  • We will call you if we see Thomas at the festival. Is this written correctly?
    no
    yes
  • If I _____ (arrive) late to class, I ______(enter) quietly.
    arrive/will enter
  • When the "if clause" is before the main clause, you need to put a ____ between them.
    comma
  • People ___ (eat) better meals if they learn how to cook.
    will eat
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