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Worksheets1st, 2nd and zero conditionals
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 15mins
If I get home late tonight, I________(not eat).
don't eat
won't eat
wouldn't eat
never eat
If Jan could run 100 metres in 10 seconds, he _______(be) an athlete.
would be
will be
would have been
is
If Simon catches a fish today, we_______(eat) it.
would have eaten
wouldn't eat
would eat
will eat
She_________(buy) a house if she won the lottery.
won't buy
would buy
will buy
would have bought
If it___________(rain) in the Sahara desert, everyone would be very surprised
rains
rained
rain
will rain
If it doesn't rain tonight, we__________(can/go) to the cinema.
can go
could go
will can go
could have gone
If your dog spoke, you__________(can/sell) it to the circus.
can sell
could have sold
can sold
could sell
If we play football on Saturday, I_________(be) tired on Sunday.
would be
can be
will be
would have been
You______________(become) more independent if you learn to drive a car.
would have become
would become
will become
became
I will ________(75% certain) live in Berlin if I get the job in Germany
definitely
probably
perhaps
maybe
If the weather is nice tomorrow, we________(go) for a picnic.
would go
would have gone
go
will go
If I were you, I________(take) the job offer.
took
would take
would have taken
will take
We use the first conditional when...
we imagine a situation that is not likely to happen.
the condition or imagined situation is ridiculous or clearly impossible.
we feel something or someone can really do something.
We use the second conditional when...
we imagine a situation that is likely to happen.
the condition or imagined situation is ridiculous or clearly impossible.
we feel something or someone can really do something.
The first conditional affirmative form is:
(example: If Harry studies a bit more, he will be as smart as Hermione)
If + present simple, would+ verb (in infinitive).
If + present simple, will + verb (in infinitive).
If + past simple, will + verb (in infinitive).
The second conditional affirmative form is:
(example: If Harry studied a bit more, he would be as smart as Hermione)
If + present simple, would+ verb (in infinitive).
If + present simple, will + verb (in infinitive).
If + past simple, would + verb (in infinitive).
Is this sentence correct?
If Hagrid works in our school, the school would be much cooler.
Yes, it is.
No, it is not.
Complete this sentence:
Ilia (a) better at Maths if he studied more.
Use the verb "to be"
Complete this sentence:
If covid lets us, this summer we (a) to our village.
Use the verb "to go"
Complete this sentence:
I will become a really important doctor if I (a) a lot.
Use the verb "to study"
We use zero condicional to express:
Probabilities about the future
Speculations about the past
General Truths or Scientific facts
None of them
When we boil water, it (a) (evaporate).
If I go to Scotland, I (a) (buy) a kilt.
If I have time, I ___ your printer. I promise!
fix
am going to be fixing
will fix
fixed
If the weather is fine tomorrow, ............
we goes on a picnic.
we will go on a picnic.
we would go on a picnic.
