First Conditional
If you finish your homework early, what will you do?
Example: I’ll play games / watch TV.
If you could be any animal, what would you be?
Example: I’d be a dolphin.
If you had studied harder last week, what would have happened?
I would have passed the test.
Change this to the passive:
My mother cooks dinner every night.
Dinner is cooked every night (by my mother).
Teacher: “You did well in the test.”
The teacher said I had done well in the test.
What will happen if you spend all your money this weekend?
Example: I won’t have any next week.
If you were invisible for a day, what would you do?
Example: I’d go everywhere and explore.
If it hadn’t rained yesterday, what would you have done?
Example: I’d have gone out with my friends.
Change to the passive:
People speak English in many countries.
English is spoken in many countries.
Your friend said: “I can’t come today.”
He said he couldn’t come that day.
If you study hard this year, what will happen?
Example: I’ll get good grades.
If you had a million dollars, what would you buy?
Example: I’d buy a new house and travel.
If you had gone to bed earlier, how would you have felt today?
Example: I’d have felt less tired.
Change to passive:
They built this school in 2010.
This school was built in 2010.
“I’m studying English now,” she said.
She said she was studying English then
If you see someone drop litter in the school's car park, what will you do?
Example: I’ll tell them to pick it up.
If you could change one school rule, what would it be?
Example: I’d allow students to use phones at lunch.
If you had known about the sale, what would you have bought?
Example: I’d have bought cheaper clothes.
Change to passive:
The company will open a new shop next month.
A new shop will be opened next month.
We visited Singapore last year,” they said.
They said they had visited Singapore the year before.
If it rains tomorrow, what will you do?
Example: I’ll stay home and watch movies.
If you were the president, what would you do to help students?
Example: I’d make education free for everyone.
If you hadn’t lost your wallet, what would you have done?
Example: I’d have bought new shoes.
Change to passive: Someone has stolen my motorbike helmet!
My motorbike helmet has been stolen!
“I’ll help you with your homework,” he said.
He said he would help me with my homework.