First Conditional

Welcome, dear student! See the picture to remember how and when do we use first conditional. Then, choose the correct answer.

• If it rains, I don't go to the park.

• If it rains, I wouldn't go to the park.

• If it rains, I won't go to the park.

• If it rains, I didn't go to the park.

Write the correct form of the verb "go" for this affirmative sentence using the first conditional: If I study today, I ... to the party tonight

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Choose the correct sentence that uses first conditional.

• If I saw her, I'll tell her.

• If I see her, I tell her.

• If I see her, I will tell her.

• If I had seen her, I would have told her.

If Juan ... free, I ... him.

• is / will invited

• is / will invite

• is / would invite

• are / won't

If you ... , you ... the bus.

• don't hurry / will miss

• didn't hurry / will miss

• hurry / miss

• doesn't hurry / will miss

If he ... late again, I ... mad.

• is / will be

• is / will

• is / be

• is / been

If I ... time tomorrow, I ... you.

• had / would help

• have / will help

• has / will

• don't have / will help

If she ... help, she ... us

• need / will call

• needs / call

• needs / will call

• need / will call

If they ... him the job, he ... it

• offered / will accept

• offer / will accept

• ofer / will accept

• ofer / accept

If he ... early, I ... him to the cinema.

• arrives / invite

• arrive / invite

• arrives / will invite

• arrive / will invite