Conditional Type 1 Practice Questions

The video tutorial introduces conditional type 1, using an animation to illustrate its use in discussing real or possible future situations and their probable results. The lesson explains the structure of conditional type 1, which involves using the simple present tense with the simple future tense. Examples from the animation are analyzed to reinforce understanding. The tutorial concludes with a summary of the key points covered.

What are Bob's plans if he finishes his computer work early?

• He will go out for dinner with Adam.

• He will visit his grandma.

• He will watch a horror movie.

• He will go to bed.

What will Bob and Adam do if they have extra time?

• Go for a walk.

• Watch a comedy movie on TV.

• Read a book.

• Play video games.

What will grandma do if grandpa doesn't have anything to do?

• She will eat out.

• She will visit friends.

• She will go shopping.

• She will stay home.

What is the probable result if Bob finishes his work early?

• He will visit his grandma.

• He will go out for dinner with Adam.

• He will go to bed.

• He will watch a horror movie.

What is the main use of Conditional Type 1?

• To discuss hypothetical situations.

• To talk about real or possible future situations and their probable results.

• To talk about past events.

• To describe daily routines.

What will happen if it rains, according to the example?

• I will play football.

• I will not play football.

• I will go swimming.

• I will go hiking.

What is the condition that will stop the person from playing football?

• If it rains.

• If it is windy.

• If it snows.

• If it is sunny.

Which of the following is an example of Conditional Type 1?

• If I finish early, I will go out for dinner.

• If it were raining, I would stay home.

• If I were you, I would apologize.

• If I had money, I would travel.

What is the structure of Conditional Type 1?

• Present continuous + will + base form

• Simple future + would + base form

• Simple present + will + base form

• Simple past + would + base form

Which order can also be used for Conditional Type 1?

• Simple future + if + simple past

• Simple future + if + simple present

• Simple past + if + simple present

• Simple present + if + simple past