1st and 2nd conditionals

If I pass all my exams, I ___ have a party.

I’ll go to the movie theater this weekend _____ I have too much homework.

We use the ____ to talk about the consequences of hypothetical situations or future situations which are extremely unlikely.

Will you take the test again if you don’t pass? Yes, I ______. / No, I _______.

What would you do if you ____ $100 in the street?

We form the first conditional like this: _______ + simple present, _______ / won’t

We’ll get to school more quickly if we _____.

If you had a better wifi connection, we ____need to download movies before we watch them.

Will you please leave your phone in your bedroom when we ____ dinner?

We can use the ____ to talk about the consequences of events in the future which are likely or we can imagine happening.

If a friend invited you to watch a horror movie, would you go? Yes, I ___________. / No, I __________.

I’ll call you ____ I get my exam results.

We form the second conditional like this: ______ + simple past → _________ / wouldn’t

We can use might instead of will / if in the consequence clause when we aren’t sure if the consequence will happen.

Be careful! You’ll break your tablet ____ you drop it!