Conditional sentences - type I
Use
It
is possible to
fulfil a condition which
is given in the if-clause.
Form
if
clause
|
main
clause
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Simple
Present
|
will-future
or
infinitive
or
Modal
+ infinitive
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Examples
If
I study,
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I will
pass the
exams.
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If
you see John
tonight,
|
tell him
to e-mail me.
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If
Ben gets
up early,
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he can
catch the
bus.
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The
if-clause can be at the beginning or at the end of the sentence.
If
I study,
|
I will
pass the
exams.
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I will
pass the
exams
|
if
I study.
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Put
the verbs in brackets into the gaps. Form a Conditional
sentence - type I.
Only use the will-future in
the main clauses.
Toggle
example
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1)
If I 
(to
study),
I
(to
pass) the
exams.
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2)
If the sun
(to
shine),
we
(to
walk) to
the town.
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3)
If he
(to
have) a
temperature, he
(to
see) the
doctor.
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4)
If my friends
(to
come),
I
(to
be) very
happy.
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5)
If she
(to
earn) a
lot of money, she
(to
fly) to
New York.
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6)
If we
(to
travel) to
London, we
(to
visit) the
museums.
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7)
If you
(to
wear) sandals
in the mountains, you
(to
slip)on
the rocks.
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8)
If Rita
(to
forget) her
homework, the teacher
(to
give)her
a low mark.
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9)
If they
(to
go) to
the disco, they
(to
listen) to
loud music.
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10)
If you
(to
wait) a
minute, I
(to
ask) my
parents.
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1)
If I study,
I will
pass the
exams.
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2)
If the sun shines,
we will
walk to
the town.
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3)
If he has a
temperature, he will
see the
doctor.
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4)
If my friends come,
I will
be very
happy.
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5)
If she earns a
lot of money, she will
fly to
New York.
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6)
If we travel to
London, we will
visit the
museums.
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7)
If you wear sandals
in the mountains, you will
slip on
the rocks.
|
8)
If Rita forgets her
homework, the teacher will
give her
a low mark.
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9)
If they go to
the disco, they will
listen to
loud music.
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10)
If you wait a
minute, I will
ask my
parents.
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