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First Conditional Exercise

May 21, 2026 B1pdf

Complete the 12 sentences below. Choose the best answer for each one.

Progress 0 of 12 answered
1If it rains tomorrow, we ............... at home.
Wrong!
Use "will stay" for the future result in a first conditional sentence.
2If the bus is late, I ............... the start of the movie.
Wrong!
Use "will miss" for the future result of a possible condition.
3If you study hard, you ............... the exam.
Wrong!
Use "will pass" because the main clause describes a future result.
4If the office printer is out of ink, it ............... properly.
Wrong!
Use "won't work" for a negative future result in the main clause.
5If the weather is nice on Saturday, we ............... for a hike.
Wrong!
Use "will go" because the hike is the future result of the condition.
6If you keep using your phone, the battery ............... before noon.
Wrong!
Use "will run out" for the future result in the main clause.
7If everyone arrives on time, the team meeting ............... at nine.
Wrong!
Use "will start" because the main clause describes a future result.
8If you ............... the question, ask the teacher for help.
Wrong!
Use "don't understand" because the if-clause takes the present simple.
9If you look tired, I ............... you a cup of coffee.
Wrong!
Use "will make" for the future result of the condition.
10If the train ............... before six, we'll catch it.
Wrong!
Use "leaves" because the if-clause in the first conditional uses the present simple.
11If we work this weekend, we ............... the project on time.
Wrong!
Use "will finish" because the main clause gives the future result.
12If you want to borrow books, ............... your library card.
Wrong!
Use "bring" because the result clause is an imperative instruction.

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  1. If it rains tomorrow, we will stay at home.
  2. If the bus is late, I will miss the start of the movie.
  3. If you study hard, you will pass the exam.
  4. If the office printer is out of ink, it won’t work properly.
  5. If the weather is nice on Saturday, we will go for a hike.
  6. If you keep using your phone, the battery will run out before noon.
  7. If everyone arrives on time, the team meeting will start at nine.
  8. If you don’t understand the question, ask the teacher for help.
  9. If you look tired, I will make you a cup of coffee.
  10. If the train leaves before six, we’ll catch it.
  11. If we work this weekend, we will finish the project on time.
  12. If you want to borrow books, bring your library card.

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