First Conditional

If I ______ (listen) to classical music, I ______ (write) good poems.

• listen - write

• listens - will write

• listen - will write

• listen - writes

Lisa ______ (look) after her baby brother if her father ______ (go) jogging.

• will look - goes

• will look - go

• look - goes

• look - will go

If you ______ (take) the train, you ______ (arrive) in Sheffield before 8 pm.

• will take -

  will arrive

• take - arrive

• will take - arrive

• take - will arrive

The girls ______ (hurry) if they ______ (book) the tickets yet.

• hurry - will book

• will hurry - book

• will hurries - book

• will hurry - books

If Phil ______ (do) that, Sophia ______ (scream).

• do - will scream

• does - scream

• does - will scream

• does - screams

If they ______ (not be) careful with the spelling of the new words,

they ______ (not get) a good mark.

• aren't - won't get

• don't be - not get

• aren't - not will get

• don't be - won't get

You ______ (get) orange if you ______ (add) yellow to red.

• get - will add

• gets - will add

• will get - adds

• will get - add

I ______ (lend) Emily my car if she ______ (need) it.

• lend - will need

• will lend - needs

• will lend - need

• lend - will needs

If she ______ (find) my dictionary, she ______ (give) it back to me.

• finds - will give

• find - will give

• will find - give

• will find - gives

John ______ (buy) a new monitor if his mother ______ (give) him 100 euros.

• will buy - give

• buys - will give

• will buy - gives

• buy - will give