WW 2 First Conditional

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs:

Billy, if you (not go), you (be) late.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs 

Mum, I (forget) the words and the music if I (not finish) writing this song now.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

If you (be late), the teacher (shout) at you again!

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

She (get) angry with me if I (arrive) on time

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

If I (fail) the exam, I (be) very upset.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

Paloma (pass) the exams if she (work) very hard.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

We (get) to London much quicker if we (take) the train.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

If we (make) the pizza together, we (cook) it much quicker.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

If we (practise) our instruments a lot, we (play) them really well soon.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

We (arrive) very late if you (not drive) a bit faster.

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

If he (not do) his homework, the teacher (shout) at him

First Conditional

Choose the correct forms of the verbs: 

You (need) more money if you (want) to buy that.