First and Second Conditionals

If my mum knew that, she ___ angry with me.

• will be

• would be

• to be

• can be

Answer explanation

What tense is this sentence?

I will walk the dog if I ___ time.

• has

• got

• have

• had

Answer explanation

As you can probably see, the whole sentence is in present tense. Therefore the answer will naturally be of the same tense, too!

If Pam ___ to the beach, she will swim in the sea

• went

• arriving

• goes

• coming

Answer explanation

You can only swim if you ARE at the sea!

So until you are there, everything in the statement is for the present.

The plant ___ if you watered it more.

• will not die

• wouldn't have died

• won't die

• wouldn't die

Answer explanation

A past simple sentence.

You didn't water the plants = they die.

You watered the plants = they wouldn't die or stayed alive.

If you smile a little more, you ___ more attractive.

• will be

• can be

• are

• were

Answer explanation

If you do anything, something WILL happen.

I ___ her a present if she loved me.

• am giving

• will give

• would give

• would have given

Answer explanation

This is the same case as question 4.

You ___ much better if you do more sport.

• can feel

• are feeling

• will be felt

• will feel

Answer explanation

Until he does MORE sport, he will only feel good but not "much better".

If they ___ harder, they would play better.

• trained

• train

• training

• train more