First conditional

First conditional

100

Complete: "If it rains, ___."

"If it rains, I will stay home." (accept any grammatically correct consequence

200

Correct: "If I will go…"

"If I go…" (key point: no "will" after "if")

300

Make a question form

"What will you do if it rains?" / "Will you stay home if it rains?" (accept any correct question form)

Cause & effect

100

What connector means "as a result"?

"As a result" / "therefore" / "so" (accept any equivalent)

200

Rewrite using "because"

e.g. "I passed because I studied hard." (accept any grammatically correct sentence)

300

Give a real-life example

Give a real-life example

Past tense

100

Past of "go"

"went"

200

Make a negative past sentence

Make a negative past sentence

300

Connect past action to future conditional

e.g. "I didn't study yesterday, so if I don't study tonight, I will fail the exam." (accept any sentence that logically connects a past action to a future consequence)

Modals

100

How do you give advice?

How do you give advice?

200

"Must" vs "should" — difference?

"Must" is an obligation/rule, "should" is a recommendation. (accept any reasonable explanation in their own words)

300

Modal + conditional combo

e.g. "If you want to improve, you should practice every day." / "If you are late, you must call me." (accept any grammatically correct combination)

Wild card

100

Comma rule for conditionals?

Use a comma when the IF-clause comes first. No comma when the main clause comes first.

200

Contraction for "will not"

"won't"

300

Report what your partner just said

Depends on what the partner said — listen for correct reporting verb and tense. e.g. "She said that if it rained, she would stay home." (the backshift from "will" to "would" is the key thing to listen for)