first conditional

If you don't study for the exam, you...

• will fail

• are failing

• fail

In the main clause we use the present simple tense.

• true

• false

In the "if clause" we use the present simple tense.

• true

• false

If my students __________ behaving well, I will buy them candies.

• keep

• will keep

What will happen if nobody _________ cash anymore?

• will use

• uses

• use

Is this sentence correct?

"If you will bring the pizza, I buy the dessert."

• Incorrect

• Correct

Is this sentence correct?

"My mom will pick me up if I don't take the bus."

• Incorrect

• Correct

First conditional sentences refer to general truths.

(E.g. "If you leave icecream under the sun, it melts.")

• False. Those are called "zero conditionals".

• True. That's a first conditional sentence.

First conditional sentences refer to situations that may happen in the future.

(E.g. "If I sell my old bike, I will buy a new one.")

• False

• True

If we __________ hurry, we'll be late.

• don't hurry

• won't