Question

First or second conditional 1. If you ___, you'll miss the hurry a) won't hurry b) didn't hurry c)don't hurry 2. I'd buy that jacket if it ___ so expensive. a) won't be. b) isn't c)weren't 3. If he had the money, he ____ a fast car. a) will buy. b) would buy c) buys 4. Will you write to me if I ___ you my address? a) give b) gave. c)will give 5. She wouldn't be happy if she ___ in the country. a) would live. b) will live. c) lived 6. We can go to the beach tomorrow if the weather ___ good. a) is. b) were. c) will be 7. If I have time tomorrow, I ___ and see my granny. a) will go. b) would go. c) go 8. If you ___ to bed early tonight, you'll feel better in the morning. a) will go. b) would go. c) go

Answer 1

1. C
2. C
3. B
4. A
5. C
6. A
7. A
8. C

Answer 2

Sure! Here are the correct answers for the given sentences:

1. If you don't hurry, you'll miss the hurry. (a) won't hurry 2. I'd buy that jacket if it weren't so expensive. (c) weren't 3. If he had the money, he would buy a fast car. (b) would buy 4. Will you write to me if I give you my address? (b) gave 5. She wouldn't be happy if she lived in the country. (c) lived 6. We can go to the beach tomorrow if the weather is good. (a) is 7. If I have time tomorrow, I will go and see my granny. (a) will go 8. If you go to bed early tonight, you'll feel better in the morning. (c) go

Note: In conditional sentences, the first conditional refers to a possible or likely event in the future, while the second conditional refers to an unreal or hypothetical event in the present or future. The correct form of the verb depends on the tense and mood used in the condition clause and the result clause.