First Conditional 1

If I don’t pass / won’t pass the Maths exam this term, I’ll just take it again next term.

Naomi goes / will go on the field trip if her parents agree to pay for it.

If the weather is bad, we won’t play / don’t play football tomorrow.

Maria will be very happy if she gets / will get a university place!

If Karen doesn’t have / won’t have enough money to go shopping, she’ll just stay at home tomorrow.

Do / Will you go skiing if you go to the mountains next week?

What will we do if it rains / will rain on Saturday?

Ray will get to school earlier tomorrow if his father agrees / will agree to drive him there.

If it’s a sunny day tomorrow, we don’t stay / won’t stay at home!

Where does / will Mark live if he goes to study in London next term?

If I don’t have / won’t have enough money for the cinema, I’ll just watch a film on TV!

Sarah will be disappointed if she won’t win / doesn’t win the swimming race.

If I see Jake tomorrow, I invite / will invite him to the party.

If the sky _______________ (be) red in the morning, it _______________ (rain) later that day.

If you _______________ (not wash) your hair, you _______________ (pass) your test.

If the cows ________ (lie down) in the fields, it ________ (rain) the next day.

If I __________ (not go) out this morning, I ___________ (clean) the house.

He _______________ (be) late if he _______________ (not hurry).

If you _______ (not wear) blue on your wedding day, you _______ (be) unhappy.

If you ____ you finger , it ______.