First Conditional

What do we use the First Conditional for?

• To talk about possibilities in the past

• To talk about improbable situations in the future

• To talk about possibilities in the present or in the future

• To talk about improbable situations in the present or in the future

If it rains, ...

• we would have cancelled the trip

• we will cancel the trip

• we cancel the trip

• we would cancel the trip

If he (get) ____ a job in Liverpool, he (have) ____ to get up early. It's a long drive.

• get, will have

• gets, has

• gets, have

• gets, will have

What is the First Conditional form?

• if + present simple + will/ won't + verb

• present simple + present simple

• past simple + would + verb

• past perfect + would have + past participle

If you (study) ____, you (pass) ____ the exam.

• studies - will pass

• study - pass

• study - will pass

• studies - pass

The sentences in First Conditional always has to star with the "If clause"

• True

• False

Answer explanation

The sentences in First Conditional can start with the "If clause" or the "Main clause". Ex. I will leave home if it stops raining.

Your sister (be) ____ happy if you (eat) ____ her candies.

• is - eat

• isn't - eat

• will be - eat

• won't be - eat

If you (not save) ____ money, you (not able to) ____ buy a car

• don't save - aren't able to

• don't save - won't be able to

• doesn't save - aren't able to

• doesn't save - won't be able to