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I conditional - GE A2+

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  • If the baby (cry), we (go) to her room.
    If the baby cries, we will go to her room.
  • If it (get) cold tonight, we (light) the fire.
    If it gets cold tonight, we will light the fire.
  • If they (call) us, we (invite) them inside.
    If they call us, we will invite them inside.
  • If we (not hurry), we (miss) the train.
    If we do not hurry, we will miss the train.
  • We (go) swimming if the sun (shines).
    We will go swimming if the sun shines.
  • You (pass) the exam if you (study) hard.
    You will pass the exam if you study hard.
  • We (start) without them if they (do not arrive) soon.
    We will start without them if they do not arrive soon.
  • If he (eat) breakfast, he (have) more energy.
    If he eats breakfast, he will have more energy.
  • If I (find) a good book, I (read) it all weekend.
    If I find a good book, I will read it all weekend.
  • We (cancel) the trip if it (rains) tomorrow.
    We will cancel the trip if it rains tomorrow.
  • He (not understand) the instructions if he (does not listen).
    He will not understand the instructions if he does not listen.
  • If you (tell) the truth, they (trust) you.
    If you tell the truth, they will trust you.
  • If he (forget) his homework, the teacher (be) angry.
    If he forgets his homework, the teacher will be angry.
  • I (tell) her the news if she (calls) me.
    I will tell her the news if she calls me.
  • I (finish) faster if you (help) me.
    I will finish faster if you help me.
  • If we (see) a rainbow, we (take) a photo.
    If we see a rainbow, we will take a photo.
  • The room (get) cooler if you (open) the window.
    The room will get cooler if you open the window.
  • She (catch) a cold if she (does not wear) a coat.
    She will catch a cold if she does not wear a coat.
  • If the store (close) early, we (go) tomorrow.
    If the store closes early, we will go tomorrow.
  • They (celebrate) tonight if they (win) the game.
    They will celebrate tonight if they win the game.
  • If I (win) the lottery, I (buy) a big house.
    If I win the lottery, I will buy a big house.
  • I (go) to school if I (feel) better.
    I will go to school if I feel better.
  • If she (take) the bus, she (arrive) on time.
    If she takes the bus, she arrives on time.
  • I (ask) for help if I (lose) my keys.
    I will ask for help if I lose my keys.
  • The baby (wake) if the dog (barks).
    The baby will wake if the dog barks.
  • We (feel) sick if we (eat) too much.
    We will feel sick if we eat too much.
  • If she (not sleep) enough, she (feel) tired tomorrow.
    If she does not sleep enough, she will feel tired tomorrow.
  • If you (study) every day, your English (improve).
    If you study every day, your English will improve.
  • f you (clean) your room, you (can) watch TV.
    If you clean your room, you can watch TV.
  • He (miss) the bus if he (works) late.
    He will miss the bus if he works late.
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