The Future Conditional (CS type 1)

Which one is correct?

• If Sally late again, I will mad.

• If Sally is late again I will be mad.

• If Sally is late again, I will be mad.

• If Sally late again, I will mad.

If you ______ hurry, you ______ the bus.

• -, will miss

• doesn't, will miss

• don't, miss

• don't, will miss

Which one is correct?

• If he studies hard, he will pass the exam.

• If he study hard, he will passes the exam.

• If he studies hard, he will passes the exam.

• If he study hard, he will pass the exam.

If you _____ to the park, you _______John there.

• go, will see

• go, would see

• went, will see

• went, would see

Tags

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

CCSS.L.2.1F

Which one is correct?

• If I see Ben, I will tell he.

• If I see Ben, I will tell him.

• If I see Ben I will tell him.

• If I see Ben, I would tell him.

If it _____ , she ______ to the park

• rains, will not go

• rains, will not goes

• rain, will not go

• rain, will not goes

Tags

CCSS.L.11-12.1

Jackson ___________ if he _______ tired.

• would sleep, was

• would sleep, is

• will sleeps, be

• will sleep, is

Tags

CCSS.L.8.1C

CCSS.L.8.3A

CCSS.L.2.1F

Which one is correct?

• If I see Ben, I will tell he.

• If I see Ben, I will tell him.

• If I see Ben I will tell him.

• If I see Ben, I would tell him.

What is the structure of conditional sentence type 1

• If + S + V1 +, + S + will + infinitive

• If + S + V1 +, + S + will + V1

• If + S + V2 +, + S + would + infinitive

• If + S + V1 + S + will + infinitive

If we (go / goes / will go) to London, we (visit / visits / will visit) the Tower.

• goes / visit

• go / will visit

• will go / visits

• go / visit