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(3) First Conditional Sentence Exercise


















First Conditional Sentence

First Conditional Sentence is used to give prediction/probability/possibility toward the event or based on our logic and rationale.

First Conditional Sentence has its own rules such as:
1. First Conditional Sentence uses v1 (based form/present form)
    You will fall if you ride carelessly

2. We use IF or UNLESS as the connector.

3. There must be two tenses PRESENT and FUTURE




First Conditional Sentence Exercise

If you're late (be late), we'll go (go) without you.
Unless you ...............  (get) up now, you ....................  (be late) for school.
I ....................  (not remember) to call Jo unless you ...............  (remind) me.
What ....................  (you do) if Harry ....................  (not come) to your party?
We ....................  (not be able) to buy a new car unless we ...............  (start) saving now.
I'm sure Mark ....................  (help) you if you ...............  (ask) nicely!

have      help      not book      not play      go      feel      buy
stop      eat      pass      pay      not want
 
If I have time, I'll help you.
If you ...............  to go to the party, I ...............  without you.
I ...............  a table unless you ...............  for the meal.
You ...............  really sick if you ...............  all that cake.
If you ...............  all your exams, I ...............  you a new mobile phone.
Unless it ...............  raining, I ...............  tennis later.

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