Question

First Conditional Exercises If Peter (come) to my place, we (go) to play in the yard. If Peter (not come to my place, I watch) TV If Frank's parents (have) their holidays in summer, they (go to the seaside. If they (have) their holidays in winter, they (stay at home. When I (finish) my work, 1 (go) to the cinema We (buy) this book as soon as our mother (give) us some money When we (come) to your place you (show) us your present. I (retum) you your ring when you (ask) me. 1 (wait) for my friend until he (come) from the shop. My father (start) writing before the sun rise). As soon as you (finish) your study I (present) you with a new flat.

Answer 1

If Peter comes to my place, we will go to play in the yard.

If Peter does not come to my place, I will watch TV

If Frank's parents have their holidays in summer, they will go to the seaside.

If they have their holidays in winter, they will stay at home.

When I finish my work, I will go to the cinema.

We will buy this book as soon as our mother gives us some money

When we come to your place, you will show us your present.

I will return your ring when you ask me.

I will wait for my friend until he comes from the shop.

My father will start writing before the sun rises.

As soon as you finish your study, I will present you with a new flat.

Answer 2

First conditional sentences are used to talk about possible future actions or events that are likely to happen. They consist of two clauses: the if clause (dependent clause) and the main clause.

1. If Peter comes to my place, we will go to play in the yard.

This sentence is in the present simple tense. The if clause states the condition (Peter coming to my place) and the main clause expresses the result or consequence (we will go to play in the yard). It suggests that if Peter comes, it is very likely that we will go and play in the yard.

2. If Peter does not come to my place, I will watch TV.

This sentence is also in the present simple tense. The if clause states the condition (Peter not coming to my place) and the main clause expresses the result or consequence (I will watch TV). It suggests that if Peter doesn't come, it is likely that I will watch TV instead.

3. If Frank's parents have their holidays in summer, they go to the seaside. If they have their holidays in winter, they stay at home.

These sentences talk about the habits or actions depending on the situation. The first sentence suggests that if Frank's parents have their holidays in summer, it is their habit to go to the seaside. The second sentence suggests that if they have their holidays in winter, it is their habit to stay at home.

4. When I finish my work, I will go to the cinema.

This sentence indicates a future action that will occur once a specific condition is met. It suggests that when I finish my work, it is highly probable that I will go to the cinema.

5. We will buy this book as soon as our mother gives us some money.

This sentence states a future action that will occur immediately after a certain condition is fulfilled. It suggests that if our mother gives us some money, we will buy this book without any delay.

6. When we come to your place, you will show us your present.

This sentence suggests that once we arrive at your place, it is very likely that you will show us your present. The action of showing the present will happen after our arrival.

7. I will return you your ring when you ask me.

This sentence indicates that I will give you back your ring when you request it. The action of returning the ring is dependent on you asking for it.

8. I will wait for my friend until he comes from the shop.

This sentence suggests that I will remain in a state of waiting until my friend arrives from the shop. It indicates that I will not leave until the specified condition (my friend's arrival) is met.

9. My father starts writing before the sun rises.

This sentence describes a habit or regular occurrence. It suggests that it is customary for my father to begin writing before the sun rises.

10. As soon as you finish your study, I will present you with a new flat.

This sentence indicates that once you complete your study, it is highly probable that I will give you a new flat as a gift. The action of presenting the flat will happen immediately after you finish your study.