First conditional – English Grammar Test for A2
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2 It rains. We stay at home.
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3 She doesn’t eat. She is hungry.
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4 They invite me. I go to the party.
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5 He doesn’t work hard. He doesn’t pass the exam.
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6 You touch the dog. It bites you.
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7 She goes to bed late. She feels tired tomorrow.
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8 You don’t take an umbrella. You get wet.
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9 He studies hard. He gets good marks.
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10 They don’t hurry. They are late.
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11 The sun shines. We have a picnic.
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12 She doesn’t wear a coat. She is cold.
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13 You eat too much. You feel sick.
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14 They call me. I answer.
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15 I see Anna. I tell her the truth.
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16 He plays football. He hurts his leg.
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17 They don’t pay the bill. They don’t get the service.
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18 The teacher is busy. We wait.
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19 I press this button. The computer starts.
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20 He drinks coffee late. He can’t sleep.
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21 They don’t leave now. They miss the train.
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22 You help me. I finish faster.
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23 It rains too much. The streets are flooded.
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24 We don’t protect animals. They lose their homes.
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25 He comes to the party. I am happy.
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26 She opens the window. The room is cold.
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27 You study more. You improve your English.
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28 We watch this film. We learn a lot.
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29 She doesn’t apologize. I don’t forgive her.
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30 We save money. We buy a new car.
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Answer
1 If you don’t study, you will fail the test. – Condition + result.
2 If it rains, we will stay at home. – Standard form.
3 If she doesn’t eat, she will be hungry. – Negative condition.
4 If they invite me, I will go to the party. – Invitation → result.
5 If he doesn’t work hard, he won’t pass the exam. – Negative result.
6 If you touch the dog, it will bite you. – Cause → effect.
7 If she goes to bed late, she will feel tired tomorrow. – Present + future.
8 If you don’t take an umbrella, you will get wet. – Warning.
9 If he studies hard, he will get good marks. – Effort → success.
10 If they don’t hurry, they will be late. – Negative if-clause.
11 If the sun shines, we will have a picnic. – Present → future plan.
12 If she doesn’t wear a coat, she will be cold. – Weather example.
13 If you eat too much, you will feel sick. – Logical consequence.
14 If they call me, I will answer. – Immediate result.
15 If I see Anna, I will tell her the truth. – Direct consequence.
16 If he plays football, he will hurt his leg. – Risk warning.
17 If they don’t pay the bill, they won’t get the service. – Negative outcome.
18 If the teacher is busy, we will wait. – Present + future result.
19 If I press this button, the computer will start. – Technology context.
20 If he drinks coffee late, he will not sleep. – Cause + result.
21 If they don’t leave now, they will miss the train. – Time warning.
22 If you help me, I will finish faster. – Conditional help.
23 If it rains too much, the streets will be flooded. – Natural result.
24 If we don’t protect animals, they will lose their homes. – Environmental context.
25 If he comes to the party, I will be happy. – Emotional result.
26 If she opens the window, the room will be cold. – Direct cause.
27 If you study more, you will improve your English. – Effort → progress.
28 If we watch this film, we will learn a lot. – Educational context.
29 If she doesn’t apologize, I won’t forgive her. – Negative condition.
30 If we save money, we will buy a new car. – Financial context.