First Conditional - Real Future Conditions
In this engaging exercise, students will explore the first conditional structure by crafting sentences that describe real and probable future scenarios, enhancing their understanding of cause and effect in everyday life. Through interactive activities and peer discussions, learners will confidently use this grammatical form to express future possibilities and make predictions.
Questions
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If it ___ tomorrow, we will stay indoors.
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She will pass the exam if she ___ hard.
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If you do not hurry, you ___ the bus.
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We ___ a picnic if the weather is nice.
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If he ___ early, he will call you.
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If they offer me the job, I ___ it.
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You ___ tired tomorrow if you go to bed late.
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If I find your keys, I ___ you immediately.
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She ___ angry if you break her glasses.
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If we leave now, we ___ on time for the movie.
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He will buy a new phone if he ___ enough money.
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If you eat all that candy, you ___ sick.