FIRST CONDITIONAL WITH MODAL VERBS

We use simple present and future will to form the 1st conditional.

• True

• False

Sometimes we use going to instead of will in the main clause to emphasize the result.

• True

• False

I can only use IF in the beginning of the sentence.

• True

• False

When I use IF in the beginning of the sentence, I have to separate the clauses with a comma.

• True

• False

I use the first conditional to talk about scientific facts.

• True

• False

I use the first conditional to talk about things that are likely to happen.

• True

• False

The following words, used on conditional sentences, have different meanings: when, unless, until, before, as soon as.

• True

• False

If we travel to London, we will visit the museums.

• first conditional
• second conditional
• third conditional
• zero conditional

Which sentence is NOT correct?

• If you will marry me, I will be happy forever.

• If you marry me, I will be happy forever.

• I will be happy forever if you marry me.

Which words fill the space?

If you _____ finish your homework, you won’t go to the party.

• aren’t

• don’t

• weren’t