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Homework First Conditional (6)

The document provides an exercise on First Conditional sentences, including multiple-choice questions and corrections of incorrect sentences. It emphasizes the structure of First Conditional sentences, which involves using present simple and will + infinitive. Additionally, it includes a section for completing sentences using the correct verb forms.

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Homework First Conditional (6)

The document provides an exercise on First Conditional sentences, including multiple-choice questions and corrections of incorrect sentences. It emphasizes the structure of First Conditional sentences, which involves using present simple and will + infinitive. Additionally, it includes a section for completing sentences using the correct verb forms.

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HI TAMI!

Here I leave you a simple exercise of


First Conditional sentences. Remember the
structure of the 1st Conditional (If you have
doubts, please check the theory from last class
“Class 12/11”).

Choose the correct answer.

1) If the weather's nice tomorrow, we drive / ‘ll drive to the beach.

2) If I go / ‘ll go to the party, will you come with me?

3) My parents will buy / will to buy me an iPod if I pass my exam.

4) She'll buy the top, if it’ll be / if it is on the sale.

5) If you don’t leave / won’t leave now, you'll miss the bus.

6) His grandparents will be happy if he visits / if he’ll visit them.

7) I'll be tired tomorrow if I won’t / don’t go to bed soon.

8) Dad, do you give / will you give me some money if I wash your car?

IF + PRESENT SIMPLE, WILL + INFINITIVE

WILL + INFINITIVE + IF + PRESENT SIMPLE

There is one mistake in each sentence. Underline it and correct it.

Example: If you will help me, we will finish in time. _help_

(Las palabras que estan en violeta en las oraciones, son el reemplazo de


“IF”, son las conjuctions que vimos que podian aparecer)

1) Sarah won’t come to the party if you don't invite her. _WON’T_
2) If we'll order the new TV set tomorrow, we'll get it on Friday. _WE ORDER_
3) Nobody will like you if you won't change your behaviour. _DON’T_
4) You won't be able to use grammar correctly unless you don't understand it.
(No podrás utilizar la gramatica correctamente A MENOS QUE la entiendas/

CON IF= You won’t be able to use grammar correctly If you don’t understand
it)

5) As long as you won't make a mess in my bedroom, you can share it with me.
_don’t_ EL CAN ES REEMPLAZO DE WILL (funcionan igual CAN + INFINTIIVE)
6) You'll get a discount providing you'll have their loyalty card. _YOU HAVE_
7) Suppose they will win the match, will they be in the finals? _THEY WIN _
8) I get rid of my old car if you don't need it. _WILL GET_
9) We'll take some sandwiches with us in case we'll be hungry. _ARE_
10) He'll speak to us on condition that we won't mention his name in the
article. _DON’T_

- Complete these first conditional sentences. Only use contractions for


negatives - e.g. won't/don't

1. If you don’t hurry (not/hurry), we will be late!

2. If Enrico passES (pass) his exam, he will be very happy. Pass=Infinitive/

Passes= Present Simple conjugation

3. However, if Enrico fails, he won’t BE (not be ) very happy. Remember

to use the Verb to Be, in this case it’s in INFINITIVE FORM because of the

Will.

4. If you stay awake all night, you will be (be) very tired tomorrow.

5. Alan won’t WIN (not \ win) the lottery if he doesn't buy a ticket.

Remember to use all the verbs and words you have in brackets ().

6. If you eat too much chocolate you will become (become) fat.
7. We don’t HAVE to go (not \ go) to the restaurant if you're not hungry. El

HAVE activa el verbo GO, porque solo no significa “tener que ir” es solo

“ir”.

8. If Rick drives too fast he will have (have) an accident.

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