Question

Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. 1. If you don't __________ (to put) on sun lotion, you ________________ (to burn). 2. If your brother __________ (to buy) that dog, he __________________ (to have) walk it every day. 3. If he __________(to drive) to the airport, it ____________(to take) him four hours. 4. I __________________(to cook) dinner if I __________(to get) home first. 5. If your parents __________________ (to open) a restaurant on the High Street, they _________________________(to get) a lot of business. 6. I ____________________(to buy) a flat next year if I _________________(to save) enough money before then. 7. If he _______________(not / to pass) his exams, he ________________(not / to go) to university. 8. If the homework _______ (to be) too difficult, I __________(to phone) you for help! 9. If you __________(to buy) this dress, you ____________(not / to wear) it very often. 10. If I _______ (to visit) Ann this summer, she _____________(to visit) me next year.

Answer 1

1. put,will burn2.buy, will have3. drive, will take4.will cook, get/ 5. open, will get 6.will buy, save/ 7. doesn't pass, won't go8. is, will phone, 9.buy,won't wear.10. visit ,will visit

Answer 2

I can help you with completing the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. The sentences are using the first conditional, which is used to express situations in which the outcome is likely (but not guaranteed) to happen in the future. The structure of the first conditional is: if + present simple, ... will + infinitive. Here are the completed sentences:

1. If you don't put (to put) on sun lotion, you will burn (to burn). 2. If your brother buys (to buy) that dog, he will have to (to have) walk it every day. 3. If he drives (to drive) to the airport, it will take (to take) him four hours. 4. I will cook (to cook) dinner if I get (to get) home first. 5. If your parents open (to open) a restaurant on the High Street, they will get (to get) a lot of business. 6. I will buy (to buy) a flat next year if I save (to save) enough money before then. 7. If he doesn't pass (not / to pass) his exams, he won't go (not / to go) to university. 8. If the homework is (to be) too difficult, I will phone (to phone) you for help! 9. If you buy (to buy) this dress, you won't wear (not / to wear) it very often. 10. If I visit (to visit) Ann this summer, she will visit (to visit) me next year.

I hope this helps you understand the first conditional better. If you want to learn more about the other types of conditional sentences, you can watch some of the videos or read some of the articles that I found for you. Have a great day!English grammar conditional sentences