Question

The First Conditional (if + simple present + will + verb) (will + verb + if + simple present) We use first conditional when talking about possible future events. The if clause is in the simple present and the main clause is in the simple future. • If he catches a fish, he will be happy. Or: • He will be happy if he catches a fish. Exercises: - Be sure to use the contracted form of the verb i.e. 'don't' rather than 'do not', 'won't' rather than 'will not' etc 1. If it ,(rain) then we (see) Jim, I (have) enough money, I (be)late, we (be) not too tired, I (be) very surprised if he 2. If I 3. If I 4. If he 5. If I 6. I 7. If I 8. They 9. We 10. If we 11. He (stay) at home. (ask) him to phone you. (not/ go) to bed now, I (go) to the party if they [ (be) late if we (eat) all this cake, we (not/get) a better job if he (go) to New York. (go) without him. (go) to the cinema. (come). (be) tired tomorrow. (be) invited. (not hurry) (be) sick. (not/pass) his exam.​

Answer 1

Ответ:

won't, have, be, ask, don't go, be, eat, won't get, goes, go, will be, go, be, won't pass.

Answer 2

Here are the sentences with the correct verb forms for the first conditional:

1. If it rains, then we won't see Jim. If I don't have enough money, I will be late. If we aren't too tired, I will be very surprised if he doesn't come.

2. If I ask him to phone you.

3. If I don't go to bed now, I will go to the party.

4. If he is late, we won't get a better job.

5. If I don't go to New York.

6. I won't go without him.

7. If I go to the cinema, he will come.

8. They will be tired tomorrow.

9. We won't be invited.

10. If we don't hurry, we will be late.

11. He will pass his exam.