First conditional (type 1)
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First conditional PDF exercise 1 (rewrite)
- Rewrite sentences and keep the same meaning.
You won't eat anything. You'll be hungry.
If you ___ anything, you'll be hungry.
First conditional PDF exercise 2 (complete)
- Complete sentences with the verbs in brakets.
Even if I ___ to talk to him, he won't listen. (try)
First conditional PDF exercise 3 (correct)
- Correct mistakes.
If you will help me, we will finish it in time.
Right: If you help me, we will finish it in time.
First conditional PDF exercise 4 (choose)
- Choose the correct option.
Give it to him if you ___ him. (meet, will meet)
First conditional PDF exercise 5 (jumbled words)
- Make sentences with jumbled words.
What will you do ___ ? (his | Peter | not be | if | office | in)
Right: What will you do if Peter is not in his office?
Online exercise:
First conditional exercise 1 Join sentences: I'll help you. Maybe you'll need it. - I'll help you if you need it.
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First conditional
The first conditional sentences (type 1) refer to the present or future. They are used to speculate about possible situations that can really happen.
We use the present tense in the if clause and will + bare infinitive in the main clause.
If he studies hard, he'll pass the exams.
If we catch the 10.15 train, we will arrive on time.
If you don't get the ticket, what will you do?
Other forms
Apart from the basic form (if + the present simple + will), we can use other verb forms in the first sentences.
If you have finished your dinner, you can ask for the bill.
If you are feeling tired, take a rest.
If he is a good skier, he might make it.
If you want to be slim, you should eat less.
If you meet her, can you let me know?
Note
If is the most frequent expression in the if clauses, but other expressions are also possible: even if, provided (that), unless, on condition (that), in case.
You will leave tonight even if you don't want to.
You can have your birthday party provided that you aren't noisy.
We'll sell you the ranch on condition you pay in cash.
You should take a dictionary with you in case you forget some words.
Unless you do something, she won't come back. (If you don't do anything,...)
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