Loop 7 B1

FIRST CONDITIONAL

FIRST CONDITIONAL REVIEW

Multiple Choice

If you invite me to the party, I will buy a gift.

Multiple Choice

If the bus come late, I won't go to your house.

If the bus COMES late, I won't go to your house. 

Multiple Choice

If we will practice a lot, we play the piano very well.

If we practice a lot, we will play the piano very well. 

Multiple Choice

I won't go to the party, if I was sick.

I won't go to the party if I am sick. 

Second conditional

Uses and example

Multiple Choice

If I _______ (win) the lottery, I _________(buy) a big house.

(I probably won't win the lottery)

• would won, bought

• won, would buy

Multiple Choice

If I _______ (meet) the Queen of England, I _______ (say) hello.

(I probably won't meet her soon)

• would met, say

• met, would say

​How to choose?

​Real vs. Unreal:

• Use the first conditional for real possibilities.

• Use the second conditional for unreal or unlikely scenarios.

​Time Frame:

• First conditional relates to the future.

• Second conditional relates to the present or future hypotheticals.

Multiple Choice

If it rains tomorrow, I ______ (stay) home. 1

• stayed

• will stay

• would stay

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Multiple Choice

If I study, I would pass the exam. 1

• TRUE

• FALSE

​If I study, I will pass the exam

Multiple Choice

If she had more time, she would travel.

• First conditional

• Second conditional

Multiple Choice

If it snows, we will go skiing.

• First conditional

• Second conditional

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Open Ended

Write a sentence using the second conditional about a dream vacation. 2

Fill in the Blanks

Multiple Choice

If they invite me, I ______ (go) to the party. 1

• Will go

• Would go