Question

Complete the first conditional sentences. 1 If John ... (win) the lottery, he ... (go) to New Zealand. 2 If he ... (visit) Auckland, he ... (meet) his relatives. 3 The journey ... (take) 27 hours if he ... (fly) from London. 4 He ... (try) some adventure sports if the weather ... (be) good. 5 It ... (not be) too hot if he ... (go) in August. 6 If John ... (not win) the lottery, he ... (not go) on hiliday!

Answer 1

1 If John wins the lottery, he will go to New Zealand.

2 If he visits Auckland, he will meet his relatives.

3 The journey will take 27 hours if he flies from London.

4 He will try some adventure sports if the weather is good.

5 It won’t be too hot if he goes in August.

6 If John does not win the lottery, he will not go on hiliday!

Answer 2

First Conditional Sentences:

1. If John wins the lottery, he will go to New Zealand. 2. If he visits Auckland, he will meet his relatives. 3. The journey will take 27 hours if he flies from London. 4. He will try some adventure sports if the weather is good. 5. It will not be too hot if he goes in August. 6. If John does not win the lottery, he will not go on holiday.

Please note that the first conditional is used to talk about real or possible situations in the future. The "if" clause expresses a condition, and the main clause expresses the result or consequence of that condition. In these sentences, the condition is expressed using the present simple tense, and the result is expressed using the future simple tense.

For example, in the first sentence, if John wins the lottery (condition), he will go to New Zealand (result).