First Conditional

We use first conditional to talk about ...

• past situations that would never happen again.

• present situations that is happening right now.

• future situations that might happen.

• general truth that always happens.

Which of the following sentences is a first conditional sentence?

• I will fly kites if it will be windy.

• I will pray to Jesus if I'm worried.

• If she will be happy, she celebrates her birthday.

• If the volcano will erupt, I find a shelter.

Which of the following sentences is a first conditional sentence?

• Jessica will buy new comics if she has enough money.

• If he is sick, Peter will not go to school.

• The baby cries if she is hungry.

• David will stay at home, if it rains.

If the weather (be) __________ nice, we'll go swimming.

• be

• is

• are

• will be

My sister (build) _______________ a snowman if there is enough snow.

• built

• builds

• is build

• will build

The students (have) ______ a break if it (be)

________ 8:45.

• have, is

• have, will be

• has, will be

• will have, is

I (not, play) _______ online games if I (not, finish) _________ my assignment.

• don't play, won't finish

• won't play, don't finish

• won't play, won't finish

• am not play, won't finish

___ you (ask) ___ your brother to play tennis with you if he (arrive) ______ home early?

• Will, ask, arrives

• Do, ask, will arrive

• Are, ask, will arrive

• Have, asked, will arrive

If Julia __________ (wake up) early, she __________ (not/ be) late for school

• will wake up, won't be

• wakes up, won't be

• will wake up, isn't

• wake up, won't be

Harry ... (be) tired if he ... (stay up) late.

• is, stays up

• is, will stay up

• will be, stays up

• will be, will stay up