Insert the correct form of the verbs in brackets so that the sentences express
real conditions and consequences.(first conditional)
1. If I (see) John, I'll tell him your news.
2. He (be) very pleased if it (be) really true.
3. If you (go) to town on Monday, you ( meet) my brother.
4. If you (need) help, my father (help) you.
5. We (have) a picnic lunch if the day (be) fine.
6. If you a policeman, he (tell) you the way.
7. I (finish) the job tomorrow if I (can).
8. I (not require) an umbrella if it (not rain).
9. If she (think) it over carefully, she (form) a clear opinion.
10. If they (catch) the bus now, they (arrive) at half past nine.
11. He (find) the answers if he (look) at the back of the book.
12. If you (want) me to, I (come) for a walk with you.
13. If he (write) to her, she (answer) at once.
14. If you (wait) for a moment, the waiter (bring) your coffee.
15. He (lose) weight if he (stop) eating too much.
16. If she (be) patient, I (try) to explain.
17. I (wear) a purple tie but only if I (must).
18. If we (leave) at once, we (catch) the early train.
19. If he (do) that again, his father (punish) him.
20. If she (drink) this medicine, she (feel) much better.
real conditions and consequences.(first conditional)
1. If I (see) John, I'll tell him your news.
2. He (be) very pleased if it (be) really true.
3. If you (go) to town on Monday, you ( meet) my brother.
4. If you (need) help, my father (help) you.
5. We (have) a picnic lunch if the day (be) fine.
6. If you a policeman, he (tell) you the way.
7. I (finish) the job tomorrow if I (can).
8. I (not require) an umbrella if it (not rain).
9. If she (think) it over carefully, she (form) a clear opinion.
10. If they (catch) the bus now, they (arrive) at half past nine.
11. He (find) the answers if he (look) at the back of the book.
12. If you (want) me to, I (come) for a walk with you.
13. If he (write) to her, she (answer) at once.
14. If you (wait) for a moment, the waiter (bring) your coffee.
15. He (lose) weight if he (stop) eating too much.
16. If she (be) patient, I (try) to explain.
17. I (wear) a purple tie but only if I (must).
18. If we (leave) at once, we (catch) the early train.
19. If he (do) that again, his father (punish) him.
20. If she (drink) this medicine, she (feel) much better.
Respuesta:
Inserta la forma correcta de los verbos entre paréntesis para que las oraciones expresen
condiciones y consecuencias reales. (primer condicional)
1. Si (veo) a John, le contaré tus noticias.
2. Le agradará mucho que sea realmente cierto.
3. Si (vas) a la ciudad el lunes, (conocerás) a mi hermano.
4. Si (necesitas) ayuda, mi padre (te ayuda).
5. Tenemos un almuerzo campestre si el día está bien.
6. Si eres policía, te (indica) el camino.
7. Yo (termino) el trabajo mañana si (puedo).
8. Yo (no necesito) un paraguas si (no llueve).
9. Si ella (lo piensa) detenidamente, (forma) una opinión clara.
10. Si (toman) el autobús ahora, (llegan) a las nueve y media.
11. Él (encuentra) las respuestas si (mira) al final del libro.
12. Si (quieres) que lo haga, (vengo) a dar un paseo contigo.
13. Si él (le escribe), ella (responde) de inmediato.
14. Si (espera) por un momento, el camarero (trae) su café.
15. Él (pierde) peso si (deja) de comer demasiado.
16. Si ella (es) paciente, (trato) de explicar.
17. Yo (uso) una corbata morada, pero solo si (debo).
18. Si (nos vamos) inmediatamente, (tomamos) el tren temprano.
19. Si (hace) eso de nuevo, su padre (lo castiga).
20. Si ella (bebe) este medicamento, se (sentirá) mucho mejor.
Respuesta:
she is patient I will try to sxplain