CONDITIONAL TYPE 1 - TEST 1

If you (have) your hair dyed, you (look) much better.

• have/ will look

• has / will look

• are have / will look

• have / look

Sam (learn) flamenco if she (go) to Spain this summer.

• learns/ will go

• learns/ goes

• will learn/ goes

• will learns/ goes

Tom (go) sailing if the weather (be) nice this weekend.

• will go / be

• goes / will be

• goes / is

• will go / is

Rewrite sentence using the word given

Tom won't go sailing if the weather isn't nice this weekend. (UNLESS)

(a)  

Correct the mistake

John will be healthier if he lose a few pounds and eats less.

(a)  

Rewrite sentence using the word given

Unless you brush your teeth after meals, you will have cavities. (don't)

(a)  

John will be healthier ___ he loses a few pounds.

• unless

• if

• when

• because

• so

The baby (cry) if you (not/want) to play with him.

• will cry/ don't want

• will cry/ aren't want

• cries/ won't want

• cries/ don't want

If Alice (do) her homework before 6, her mum (let) her go out with friends.

• does/ lets

• does/ will let

• do / will let

• do/ let

Choose the sentence which has the same meaning to these two sentences

First, we save enough money. Then, we visit Paris.

• We won't visit Paris if we don't save enough money.

• We won't visit Paris if we save enough money.

• We won't visit Paris unless we save enough money.

• We will visit Paris if we don't save enough money.