2. Make Zero Conditional sentences.
1) If you eat fast food,
a) you will gain weight.
b) you gains weight.
c) you gain weight.
d) you gained weight.
2) If you study hard,
a) you get good grades.
b) you got good grades.
c) you getting good grades.
d) you will get good grades.
3) When she works early,
a) she woke up early.
b) she will wake up early.
c) she wake up early.
d) she wakes up early.
4) When the radio plays,
a) it’s hard to hear you speak.
b) it was hard to hear you speak.
c) it is hard to hear you spoke.
d) it’s hard to hear you will speak.
5) I always wear a jacket
a) when it will be cold.
b) when it is cold.
c) when it was cold.
d) when it is being cold.
3. Choose the correct option for the 1st conditional sentences.
1) a) When I finish my homework, I will go
to the party.
b) When I finished my homework, I will go
to the party.
2) a) If it is cold tomorrow, I stay home.
b) If it is cold tomorrow, I will stay home.
3) a) He plays hockey if he has time tomorrow.
b) He is going to play hockey if he has time
tomorrow.
4) a) She will not watch the movie if the television
is broken.
b) She will not watch the movie if the television
will be broken.
5) a) If you need help, I will do it.
b) If you needed help, I will do it.
4. Choose IF or UNLESS and match each beginning with a suitable ending.
1) She won’t go to work
2) Will you take part in the race
3) I won’t be able to visit you tomorrow
4) The project won’t be ready today
5) I won’t receive the letter
a) ... Sally doesn’t lend me her car.
b) ... we spend all the evening working on it.
c) ... she feels better tomorrow.
d) ... the address is written incorrectly.
e) ... your bike is ready to be used?
5. Open the brackets to make the 1st conditionals.
1) If you (not study), you (fail) the test.
2) If you (look) in the fridge, you (find) some cold drinks.
3) I (lend) you my umbrella if you (need) it.
4) I (call) her as soon as I (get) home.
5) She (not/come) to the party unless you (bring) John.
6. There is either an EXTRA or MISSING word in each of these conditional sentences. Find them and
write the sentences correctly.
1) I tell John you asked about him if I see him.
2) If I will feel stressed, I have a hot shower.
3) You must leave the building as soon as you can if the alarm will sounds.
cket
cold.
d.
g cold.
show up – appear, arrive
fly off the handle – get
angry
get out of hand – get out
of control
get rid of someone or
something – remove
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4) The bus is very late today! If it doesn’t come soon, I be late for school.
5) Diane is very nervous about this exam. If she does fails it, she might lose her job.
7. Finish the sentences in two ways using if and unless so that both sentences express the same idea.
1) He will be popular with girls ...
2) They will eat fast food only ...
3) They’ll go to the amusement park ...
4) Mike won’t play computer games ...
5) Jason will socialise with his classmates ...
8. Complete the sentences with the suitable verb tenses.
1) He (forgive) you if you (tell) him the truth.
2) We (not pass) the exam unless we (study) harder.
3) If she (take) a painkiller, she (feel) much better soon.
4) If your mother (ask) me, I (tell) her you went for a walk.
5) If they (be) here tomorrow, they (try) to go to Susan’s party.
6) I (receive) a prize if my composition (win) the contest.