Question

4.Choose the correct option for the first conditional sentences. 1. a) If I finish my homework, I will go to the party. b) If I finished my homework, I will go to the party. 2. a) If he want dinner, he will cook. b) If he wants dinner, he will cook. 3.a) If it is cold tomorrow, I stay home. b) If it is cold tomorrow, I will stay home. 4. a) He plays hockey if he has time tomorrow. b) He is going to play hockey if he has time tomorrow. 5. a) She will not watch the movie if the television is broken. b) She will not watch the movie if the television will be broken. 6.a) Richard is going if he has time. b) Richard is going to go if he has time. 7.a) Do you drive if the car has gas? b) Will you drive if the car has gas? 8.a) If you need help, I will do it. b) If you needed help, I will do it. 9 a) I'm going to cook pizza if I can find the ingredients. b) I'm cooking pizza if I can find the ingredients. 10.a) If you are late for the meeting, the manager will unhappy. b) If you are late for the meeting, the manager will be unhappy. 5.Fill in the spaces with the correct words/with infinitive or without infinitive/ 1. They would prefer ………….(meet) on Monday than Tuesday. 2. He would prefer ………….(take) a Yoga class 3. Would you rather ………………… (go) to an Italian or a Japanese restaurant? 4. Dennis would prefer …………………. (spend) his money at the mall. 5. I would prefer …………………….. (drive) the jeep. 6. Would you prefer …………….. (bring) a slad or dessert to the dinner party? 7. I'd rather ……………………. (stay) at a different hotel. 8. We would rather ………………….. (sing) a slower song. 9. Would he prefer …………………… (dance) to a different song? 10. She'd rather ………………………….. (hear) another song.

Answer 1

Ответ:

1 a) If I finish my homework, I will go to the party.

2 b) If he wants dinner, he will cook.

3 b) If it is cold tomorrow, I will stay home

4 b) He is going to play hockey if he has time tomorrow.

5 a) She will not watch the movie if the television is broken.

6 b) Richard is going to go if he has time.

7 b) Will you drive if the car has gas?

8 a) If you need help, I will do it.

9 a) I'm going to cook pizza if I can find the ingredients.

10 b) If you are late for the meeting, the manager will be unhappy.

1 to meet

2 to take

3 go

4 to spend

5 to drive

6 to bring

7 stay

8 sing

9 to dance

10 hear

Answer 2

4.Choose the correct option for the first conditional sentences.

1. a) If I finish my homework, I will go to the party.

2. b) If he wants dinner, he will cook.

3. b) If it is cold tomorrow, I will stay home.

4. b) He is going to play hockey if he has time tomorrow.

5. a) She will not watch the movie if the television is broken.

6. b) Richard is going to go if he has time.

7. b) Will you drive if the car has gas?

8.a) If you need help, I will do it.

9 a) I'm going to cook pizza if I can find the ingredients.

10. b) If you are late for the meeting, the manager will be unhappy.

5. Fill in the spaces with the correct words/with infinitive or without infinitive/

1. They would prefer (to meet) on Monday rather than on Tuesday.

2. He would prefer (to take) a Yoga class.

3. Would you rather (go) to an Italian or a Japanese restaurant?

4. Dennis would prefer (to spend) his money at the mall.

5. I would prefer (to drive) the jeep.

6. Would you prefer (to bring) a slad or dessert to the dinner party?

7. I'd rather (stay) at a different hotel.

8. We would rather (sing) a slower song.

9. Would he prefer (to dance) to a different song?

10. She'd rather (hear) another song.

Answer 3

Sure, I'd be happy to help you with those exercises.

First Conditional Sentences:

1. a) If I finish my homework, I will go to the party.
2. b) If he wants dinner, he will cook.
3. b) If it is cold tomorrow, I will stay home.
4. a) He plays hockey if he has time tomorrow.
5. a) She will not watch the movie if the television is broken.
6. a) Richard is going if he has time.
7. b) Will you drive if the car has gas?
8. a) If you need help, I will do it.
9. a) I'm going to cook pizza if I can find the ingredients.
10. b) If you are late for the meeting, the manager will be unhappy.

Fill in the Blanks:

1. They would prefer to meet on Monday than Tuesday.
2. He would prefer to take a Yoga class.
3. Would you rather go to an Italian or a Japanese restaurant?
4. Dennis would prefer to spend his money at the mall.
5. I would prefer to drive the jeep.
6. Would you prefer to bring a salad or dessert to the dinner party?
7. I'd rather stay at a different hotel.
8. We would rather sing a slower song.
9. Would he prefer to dance to a different song?
10. She'd rather hear another song.

Please note that in the first conditional sentences, the correct options are chosen, and in the fill-in-the-blanks exercise, the appropriate verb forms (infinitive or base form) have been used based on the context.