1st Conditional Sentences

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

If he _____(to come), I ____ (to be) surprised.

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

If the weather ___ (not / to improve), we ____ (not /

to have) a picnic.

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

If I _____ (not /to go) to bed early, I ___ (to be) tired

tomorrow.

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

I ______ (not /to go) if you ______ (not / to come) with me.

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

She ____ (to take) a taxi if it ___ (to rain).

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

We ___ (to be) late if we ___ (not / to hurry).

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

He ___ (not / to get) a better job if he ___(not / to pass) that exam.

Put the verbs into the correct first conditional form:

She ___ (to stay) in London if she _____ (to get) a job.

Correct the mistake:

Sarah doesn't come to the party if you don't invite her.

Correct the mistake:

I get rid of my old car if you don't need it.

Correct the mistake:

If we'll order the new TV set tomorrow, we'll get it on Friday.

If you ___________ your dad with his car, he_____________ you drive it.

My parents ___________ a new car, if they ______________ enough money by the end of the year.

If I _________ the answer, I __________ you.

Miss Jones __________ her project if she ____________ this article.

If I ___ the problem to my sister, she _________ happy to help me.

We ________ late for the film, if we _________.

If I __________ more money, _____ harder.

If a footballer________ a red card, he ________ in the rest of the game.

What __________ if he _____ you on a date?

She ___________ English every day if she _______ time.