1st Conditional
If I ... (Have) Time, I ... (Call) You later.
If I have time I will call you later
If I ... (Have) More time, I ... (Learn) Russian.
If I had more time, I would learn Russian.
ride
rode
'Somebody's at the door'
'I'm going to get it/ I'll get it
How tall is the Burj Khalifa?
828 metres
If she ... (Practise) A lot, she ... (Pass) The exam.
If she practises a lot she will pass the exam.
If she ... (Not want) To study, she ... (Not come) To class.
If she didn't want to study, she wouldn't come to class.
catch
caught
When I am older I am going to study history, I will study history.
I am going to
What is my dog's favourite food?
The serranito from Mercadona
If he ... (Not be) Hungry, he ... (Not have) Dinner.
If he isn't hungry, he won't have dinner.
Manchester United (win), if they ... (Buy) Better players?
Would Manchester United win if they bought better players?
hide
hid
I promise I'm not going to tell your secret, I won't tell your secret.
I won't
How many pairs of shoes do I have?
85
If we ... (Not hurry), we ... (Miss) The bus.
If we don't hurry, we will miss the bus.
If you ... (Be) President of Spain, what ... you (change)?
light
lit
Look at all those grey clouds, I think it will/ it's going to rain.
It's going to
How many premier league titles have Manchester United won?
13
If we ... (Not play) Well, we ... (Not win)
If we don't play well, we won't win.
We ... (Not have) A picnic if the weather ... (Be) Bad.
We wouldn't have a picnic if the weather was bad.
flee
fled
I'll help you with the homework. I'm going to help you with the homework if you want?
I'll help you
How many kilometres is it from here to the town of Bolton in the UK?
2076