First Conditional Challenge

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Test your understanding of the First Conditional.

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Froggy Jumps First Conditional ChallengeOnline version Test your understanding of the First Conditional. by Laylo Allanova 1 The First Conditional is used for: a Imaginary, impossible situations b Real, possible future situations c Past events 2 Choose the correct situation for the First Conditional: a If it rains tomorrow, I will take an umbrella. b If I had wings, I would fly. c If I were rich, I would buy a big house. 3 Complete: If she ____ (study), she will pass the test. a study b studied c studies 4 Complete: If it rains, we ____ (stay) at home. a stay b will stay c stayed 5 Which is correct? a If I call you, I would be late. b If I will call you, I will be late. c If I call you, I will be late. 6 Choose the right verb form: If he ____ (not hurry), he will miss the bus. a doesn't hurry b not hurry c hurries 7 True or False: We can write “I’ll be happy if you come” and “If you come, I’ll be happy” — both are correct. a Cannot be determined b True c False 8 Which sentence shows the First Conditional correctly? a If I had money, I would buy a car. b If she studied, she would pass. c If it is sunny, we will go on a picnic. 9 Is this sentence correct? If I finish my work, I’ll watch a movie. (Yes/No) a No b Yes c Maybe 10 When do we use the First Conditional? a To imagine impossible things b To describe past events c To describe real possible future actions

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First Conditional ChallengeOnline version

Test your understanding of the First Conditional.

by Laylo Allanova

The First Conditional is used for:

Imaginary, impossible situations

Real, possible future situations

Past events

Choose the correct situation for the First Conditional:

If it rains tomorrow, I will take an umbrella.

If I had wings, I would fly.

If I were rich, I would buy a big house.

Complete: If she ____ (study), she will pass the test.

study

studied

studies

Complete: If it rains, we ____ (stay) at home.

stay

will stay

stayed

Which is correct?

If I call you, I would be late.

If I will call you, I will be late.

If I call you, I will be late.

Choose the right verb form: If he ____ (not hurry), he will miss the bus.

doesn't hurry

not hurry

hurries

True or False: We can write “I’ll be happy if you come” and “If you come, I’ll be happy” — both are correct.

Cannot be determined

True

False

Which sentence shows the First Conditional correctly?

If I had money, I would buy a car.

If she studied, she would pass.

If it is sunny, we will go on a picnic.

Is this sentence correct? If I finish my work, I’ll watch a movie. (Yes/No)

Yes

Maybe

When do we use the First Conditional?

To imagine impossible things

To describe past events

To describe real possible future actions

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First Conditional ChallengeOnline version

by Laylo Allanova

The First Conditional is used for:

Choose the correct situation for the First Conditional:

Complete: If she ____ (study), she will pass the test.

Complete: If it rains, we ____ (stay) at home.

Which is correct?

Choose the right verb form: If he ____ (not hurry), he will miss the bus.

True or False: We can write “I’ll be happy if you come” and “If you come, I’ll be happy” — both are correct.

Which sentence shows the First Conditional correctly?

Is this sentence correct? If I finish my work, I’ll watch a movie. (Yes/No)

When do we use the First Conditional?

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