Choose the sentence that uses the first conditional to express a threat.

• A. If you touch that, I told you to stop.
• B. If you touch that, I will tell you to stop.
• C. If you touched that, I would tell you to stop.
• D. If you had touched that, I would have told you to stop.

What tense follows 'if' in a typical first conditional sentence?

• A. Past simple
• B. Past perfect
• C. Future simple
• D. Present simple

Which sentence uses the first conditional to express a suggestion?

• A. If you are tired, you would take a rest.
• B. If you are tired, you should take a rest.
• C. If you were tired, you would take a rest.
• D. If you had been tired, you would have taken a rest.

Identify the sentence that doesn't correctly use the first conditional structure.

• A. If she studies hard, she will pass the test.
• B. If she will study hard, she passes the test.
• C. If she studies hard, she can pass the test.
• D. If she studies hard, she might pass the test.

Choose the sentence that correctly expresses a first conditional.

• A. If it rained, I would stay inside.
• B. If it rains, I will stay inside.
• C. If it had rained, I would have stayed inside.
• D. If it will rain, I stay inside.

If I find her address, I ______ her an invitation.

• A. would send
• B. will send
• C. sent
• D. send

If they offer me the job, I ______ it.

• A. would accept
• B. will accept
• C. accepted
• D. accept

Choose the sentence that expresses a promise using the first conditional.

• A. If you help me, I helped you.
• B. If you help me, I will help you.
• C. If you helped me, I would help you.
• D. If you had helped me, I would have helped you.

Choose the correct sentence: If it _____, we will go to the beach.

• A. will rain
• B. rains
• C. rained
• D. would rain

What is the difference between the zero and first conditional?

• A. The zero conditional talks about the future, while the first conditional talks about general truths.
• B. The zero conditional talks about habits, while the first conditional talks about past events.
• C. The zero conditional talks about general truths or facts, while the first conditional talks about possible future events.
• D. The zero conditional is more formal than the first conditional.

What happens if you mix red and white?

• A. If you mix red and white, you will get pink.
• B. If you mix red and white, you would get pink.
• C. If you mixed red and white, you would have gotten pink.
• D. If you had mixed red and white, you would get pink.

Which sentence correctly uses the first conditional?

• A. If I will study, I would pass the exam.
• B. If I studied, I would pass the exam.
• C. If I study, I will pass the exam.
• D. If I had studied, I would have passed the exam.

Which sentence uses the first conditional correctly to express a warning?

• A. If you don't study, you would fail.
• B. If you don't study, you will fail.
• C. If you didn't study, you would fail.
• D. If you hadn't studied, you would have failed.

If I see her, I ______ her the news.

• A. would tell
• B. will tell
• C. told
• D. tell

If you don't hurry, you ______ the train.

• A. will miss
• B. would miss
• C. missed
• D. would have missed

Which of these sentences correctly uses 'unless' in a first conditional context?

• A. Unless it rains, we will go for a walk.
• B. Unless it will rain, we will go for a walk.
• C. Unless it rained, we would go for a walk.
• D. Unless it had rained, we would have gone for a walk.

What is the function of the first conditional?

• A. To talk about imaginary situations in the past.
• B. To talk about general truths.
• C. To talk about possible future events and their likely results.
• D. To talk about impossible situations in the present.

Complete the sentence: If you heat water to 100 degrees Celsius, it ______.

• A. boiled
• B. will boil
• C. would boil
• D. would have boiled

What is the alternative to 'will' that can be used in the main clause of a first conditional sentence to express possibility?

• A. Must
• B. Should
• C. Could
• D. Had to

If she calls, ______ tell her I'm busy?

• A. do I
• B. will I
• C. shall I
• D. would I

Which of the following sentences contains an error in the use of the first conditional?

• A. If I see him, I will tell him.
• B. If I will see him, I will tell him.
• C. If I see him, I can tell him.
• D. If I see him, I might tell him.

Which modal verb is most commonly used in the main clause of a first conditional sentence?

• A. Would
• B. Could
• C. Should
• D. Will

If I go to the store, I ______ some milk.

• A. bought
• B. will buy
• C. would buy
• D. buy

Unless you start working harder, you ______ lose your job.

• A. would
• B. will
• C. had
• D. have

If you study, you ______ pass the exam.

• A. would
• B. will
• C. studied
• D. have

If I ______ enough money, I will travel to Japan.

• A. had
• B. have
• C. will have
• D. would have

If she ______ harder, she will get better grades.

• A. tried
• B. tries
• C. will try
• D. would try

Identify the incorrect first conditional sentence.

• A. If it rains, the match will be cancelled.
• B. If it will rain, the match is cancelled.
• C. If it rains, the match might be cancelled.
• D. If it rains, the match can be cancelled.

If it ______ sunny tomorrow, we will have a picnic.

• A. is
• B. will be
• C. were
• D. would be

If you mix blue and yellow, you ______ green.

• A. got
• B. will get
• C. would get
• D. would have gotten