If you ____ (not water) plants, they die.
If you don't water plants, they die. (0)
What do you do if you are tired?
use 0 conditional
Ian / pass all the exams → he / happy
If Ian passes all the exams, he will be happy. (1)
If you cook dinner, I ____ (wash) the dishes.
If you cook dinner, I will wash the dishes. (1)
What will you do if you go to the beach?
use 1st conditional
What do you do if you feel happy?
use 0 conditional
When I have enough money, I ____ (buy) some new shoes.
When I have enough money, I will buy some new shoes. (1)
If John ________ tired, he always ________ TV to relax. (feel - watch)
feels, watches (0)
If it rains, the ground ____ (get) wet.
If it rains, the ground gets wet (0)
What _____ you ____ (do) if it's sunny tomorrow?
will, do (1)
If it rains tomorrow, we ____ (not go) to the park.
If it rains tomorrow, we won't go to the park. (1)
you / learn something new → your brain / stay healthy longer
If you learn something new, your brain will stay healthy longer. (1)
If it _______ (be) sunny, we ________ (have) a picnic at the park.
is / will have (1)
If you ____ (freeze) water, it turn into ice
If you freeze water, it turn into ice (0)
We always feel good when everything ______ ok. (BE)
is (0)
What happens if you touch fire?
use 0 conditional
If we _____ (not/hurry up), we _______ (miss) the train.
don't hurry up / will miss (1)
If I see Mary, I ____ (tell) her.
If I see Mary, I will tell her. (1)
You ____ (get) soaked when you stand in the rain.
You get soaked when you stand in the rain. (0)
What will you do if you finish your homework early?
use 1st conditional
If there is nothing interesting to do this weekend, ...
use 1st conditional
If I feel hungry tonight, ...
use 1st conditional
If Tara is free tomorrow, he ___ (invite) her.
If Tara is free tomorrow, he will invite her. (1)
What will you do if you meet your friends at the weekend?
use 1st conditional
We ____ (eat) at McDonald’s if the KFC restaurant is closed.
We will eat at McDonald’s if the KFC restaurant is closed. (1)
If Amanda _______ (not/clean) her room, her parents ______ (get) angry.
doesn't clean / will get (1)
cat / trust you → he / come up to you
If a cat trusts you, he will come up to you. (1)