first conditional

If you buy these apples, you (a)   a second bag for half price. (get)

If you start reading that book, you (a)   put it down. (not be able to)

If Anna (a)   her phone, she’ll be home soon. (find)

If Dad (a)   to order the pizza, we’ll pick it up on the way home. (remember)

There’ll be eight of us if John (a)   home for dinner. (come)

If Mum goes shopping today, we (a)   pasta for dinner. (have)

If you (a)   the books back today, you’ll have to pay a fine. (not take)

If you go / will go / don’t go later, the shops will be shut.

• go

• will go

• don´t go

I won’t / not / don’t enjoy myself because I don’t like horror films.

• won´t

• not

• don´t

If Ann wins this round, she’ll be / won’t be / isn’t in the final.

• ´ll be

• won´t be

• isn´t