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Conditional Type 1

This document provides examples and explanations of conditional type 1 sentences. It includes: 1) A matching exercise with conditional sentences. 2) Multiple choice questions about conditional sentences. 3) Exercises filling in the correct verb tenses in conditional sentences. 4) Completing conditional sentences. 5) A brief explanation of how conditional type 1 is used to talk about likely future events and make promises.

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Conditional Type 1

This document provides examples and explanations of conditional type 1 sentences. It includes: 1) A matching exercise with conditional sentences. 2) Multiple choice questions about conditional sentences. 3) Exercises filling in the correct verb tenses in conditional sentences. 4) Completing conditional sentences. 5) A brief explanation of how conditional type 1 is used to talk about likely future events and make promises.

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Conditional Type 1

A. Match the parts of sentences:

1. You will be late ___G_ a) they will not come to your party
2. If we drive to the city centre, _F___ b) I will feel disappointed
3. If it rains a lot tomorrow, __C__ c) we won’t go on a trip to the forest
4. If you don’t invite them, __A__ d) If you apologise to her
___D_
5. She will pardon you e) If she doesn’t revise her lessons well
__B__
6. If Susan refuses my marriage proposal, __E__ f) It will be difficult to find a parking lot.
7. Helen will fail the exam g) If you don’t hurry up.

B. Choose the correct answer:


1. If Alice keeps eating junk food, she ……………………………………………………………
will lose weight / will get fatter / will become thinner
2. James will lose his job if he ……………………………………………………..on time
doesn’t come to work / goes to work / neglects his work
3. Farmers won’t be happy if it………………………………………………..this year.
rains / doesn’t rain / don’t rain
4. Juliette will never pardon you if you………………………………………………now.
don’t complain to her / don’t kill her now / apologise to her

C. Put the verbs between brackets in the correct tense:


1. We (lose) ………………………will lose………………the next match if we (not/exercise) ………………don’t
exercise………………………harder.
2. If you (not/take) ……………don’t take………………………a taxi now, you (miss) ………………will miss……………… your
flight to Madrid.
3. Nancy (visit) ………………will visit………………………us next week if we (send) ……………………send………………… her
an SMS.
4. If the weather (not/improve) …………does not improve……………tomorrow, we (not/go) …………will not
go……………… to the beach.
5. Michael (certainly/throw up) …………………will certainly throw up……………………a party if he (succeed) ……………
succeed…………… in the exam this year.

D. Complete the following sentences:


1. Nancy will not be pleased if…………………………you insult her…………………………………………….
2. If mum doesn’t cook today……………………………………I will have lunch at the
restaurant…………………………………………..
3. Peter will help you if………………………………you ask nicely…………………………………….
4. I will be surprised if……………I speak English someday………………………………………
5. What will you do if……………she doesn’t come back?………………………………………….
6. If you don’t do well in the exam, … jump off a bridge …………………………………………..

E. Form and Functions


Conditional Type 1: Uses & Rule
 We use the First Conditional to talk about future events that are likely to happen.
If Janet cats down on sugary food, She will feel better.
What will you do if you miss the plane?

 We use the First Conditional to make promises.


If you find a well-paid job, I will marry you.
If I win the lottery this weekend, I will lend you the money you need.

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