Choose the correct structure of First Conditional. A. If + present simple → will + verb B. If + will + verb → present simple C. If + past simple → will + verb
A
Find the mistake: If she will study hard, she will pass the exam.
will study => studies
Arrange the words: will / if / rains / we / stay / it / home / at
If it rains, we will stay at home.
Choose the correct sentence. A. If it rains, we will stay inside. B. If it will rain, we will stay inside. C. If it raining, we will stay inside.
A. If it rains, we will stay inside.
If it ______ tomorrow, we will stay at home. A. rain B. rains C. will rain
B. rains
13 Where will you go if you ______ free time this weekend? A. have B. has C. will have
A. have
Use the words to make a First Conditional sentence: you / see / a snake / run away
If you see a snake, you will run away.
If he ______ very fast, he will win the race. A. run B. runs C. will run
B. runs
Change this sentence into a question: You will come if I invite you.
Will you come if I invite you?
______ you help me if I have a problem?
Will
Choose the correct sentence. A. If we finish our homework, we will play games. B. If we will finish our homework, we play games. C. If we finish our homework, we play games.
A. If we finish our homework, we will play games
Find the mistake: If he eat too much candy, he will feel sick.
eat => eats
If I ______ my homework early, I will watch TV.
finish
If we ______ (leave) now, we will arrive early.
leave
If she studies hard, she ______ the exam. A. passes B. will pass C. pass
B. will pass