Conditional Sentences Type 1

If it ______ tomorrow, we will stay at home.

If she studies hard, she ______ the test.

If they ______ late, they will miss the train.

If you eat too much candy, you ______ a stomachache.

If we don’t hurry, we ______ the bus.

If the sun shines, we ______ to the beach.

If he ______ his homework, the teacher will be happy.

If the weather is cold, we ______ warm clothes.

If you drink too much coffee, you ______ sleep well.

If we leave now, we ______ on time.

If she ______ hard, she will win the race.

If you don’t study, you ______ the exam.

If they go outside, they ______ cold.

If the phone rings, I ______ it.

If we go to Paris, we ______ the Eiffel Tower.

If he eats too much, he ______ sick.

If the baby cries, she ______ hungry.

If they study, they ______ better grades.

If she ______ early, she will catch the bus.

If the dog is hungry, it ______.

If it’s hot, we ______ ice cream.

If the alarm rings, we ______ up.

If you don’t water the plants, they ______.

If we take a taxi, we ______ faster.

If it ______, we will take an umbrella.

If she wears a jacket, she ______ warm.

If I work late, I ______ tired.

If he ______ more, he will win the game.

If you eat vegetables, you ______ healthy.

If we don’t leave now, we ______ late.

If she ______ the truth, she will tell us.

If the teacher gives homework, we ______ it.

If he plays well, he ______ the match.

If you drink water, you ______ thirsty.

If we go to the zoo, we ______ lions.

If he drives fast, he ______ an accident.

If you don’t sleep, you ______ tired.

If we visit London, we ______ the Big Ben.

If she sings, we ______ happy.

If they play outside, they ______ dirty.

If the sun shines, we ______ sunglasses.

If he calls me, I ______ answer.

If we don’t eat, we ______ hungry.

If you exercise, you ______ strong.