Question

СРОЧНО!!! Complete the First conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs.1. If I .... (call) him, .... (he/answer)?2. We.... (be) late if we .... (not leave) now.3. If you .... (learn) the piano, .... (you/play) classical music?4. She .... (be) good if she .... (practise).5. If he .... (not buy) the guitar in the shop window soon, they .... (sell) it.​

Answer 1

1.If I call him, will he answer?

2. We will be late if we don't leave now.

3. If you learn the piano, will you play classical music?

4. She will be good if she practise.

5. If he don't buy the guitar in the shop window soon, they will sell it.

Answer 2

1.If I call; will he answer

2.We will be; we will not /won't leave (won't/will not два варианта написания)

3.If you learn; will you play

4.She will be; if she practises

5.If he doesn't buy; they will sell.

Всё правильно!

Answer 3

1. If I call him, will he answer? - The first conditional is used to talk about real or possible situations in the future. It consists of an "if" clause (condition) and a main clause (result). In this case, the condition is "If I call him" and the result is "will he answer?".

2. We will be late if we don't leave now. - In the second conditional, we use the simple present tense in the if-clause and the future tense with "will" in the main clause. In this case, the condition is "if we don't leave now" and the result is "we will be late".

3. If you learn the piano, will you play classical music? - Again, the first conditional is used here. The condition is "If you learn the piano" and the result is "will you play classical music?".

4. She will be good if she practices. - Once again, the first conditional is used. The condition is "if she practices" and the result is "she will be good".

5. If he doesn't buy the guitar in the shop window soon, they will sell it. - This is another example of the first conditional. The condition is "if he doesn't buy the guitar in the shop window soon" and the result is "they will sell it".

Please note that the verb forms used in the answers are based on the assumption that the actions described in the if-clauses are likely to happen in the future.