First Conditional or Second Conditional

If I get home late tonight, I________(not eat).

• don't eat

• won't eat

• wouldn't eat

• never eat

If Jan could run 100 metres in 10 seconds, he _______(be) an athlete.

• would be

• will be

• would have been

• is

If Simon catches a fish today, we_______(eat) it.

• would have eaten

• wouldn't eat

• would eat

• will eat

She_________(buy) a house if she won the lottery.

• won't buy

• would buy

• will buy

• would have bought

If it___________(rain) in the Sahara desert, everyone would be very surprised

• rains

• rained

• rain

• will rain

If it doesn't rain tonight, we__________(can/go) to the cinema.

• can go

• could go

• will can go

• could have gone

If your dog spoke, you__________(can/sell) it to the circus.

• can sell

• could have sold

• can sold

• could sell

If we play football on Saturday, I_________(be) tired on Sunday.

• would be

• can be

• will be

• would have been

You______________(become) more independent if you learn to drive a car.

• would have become

• would become

• will become

• became

If I_________(be) you, I wouldn't accept that job. It sounds terrible!!

• been

• were

• will be

• am