First Conditional A
If you ................. now, you ............... the train.
(not leave - miss)
If you don't leave now, you will miss the train.
Peter ................... his work if he ............. talking.
(finish - stop)
Peter will finish his work if he stops talking.
If it ............... tomorrow, we .................. to the cinema.
(rain - go)
If it rains tomorrow, we will go to the cinema.
The boss ................ angry if you ................. early tomorrow.
(not be - arrive)
The boss will not be angry if you arrive early tomorrow.
If you ......................more, you ....................
(not practice - not improve)
If you don't practice more, you will not improve.
You .................... an accident if you ................. so fast.
(have - drive)
You will have an accident if you drive so fast.
If you ................... to arrive earlier, ................ the train.
(want - take)
If you want to arrive earlier, take the train.
How ........................ if you ................. a pay rise?
(you - celebrate - get)
How will you celebrate if you get a pay rise?
Your product owner ................. angry if you ...................the deadline.
(be - miss)
Your product owner will be angry if you miss the deadline.
............................ your job if you ............... tired of it?
(change - be)
Will you change your job if you are tired of it?
I ...................... a musician if I ...................... guitar lessons.
(not become - not take)
I won't/will not become a musician if I don't take guitar lessons.
If Salvador ................ angry, he ................. us some beer.
(be - not buy)
If Salvador is angry, he will not buy us some beer.
If I ...................... her, I ................... her that you are looking for her.
(see - tell)
If I see her, I will tell her that you are looking for her.
If we .................... early, we ................... late for work.
(not get up - be)
If we don't get up early, we will be late for work.
If it ................on Friday, I ....................... to the office.
(to be a holiday - not go)
If it is a holiday on Friday, I won't go to the office.
If we .................. to Berlin together, we ............... fun.
(go - have)
If we go to Berlin together, we will have fun.
If you ..................... Tom, you .................. surprised to see how much he has changed.
(see - be)
If you see Tom, you will be surprised to see how much he has changed.
I ................... enough money if I ................. a job soon.
(nor have - not find)
I will not/won't have enough money if I don't/do not find a job soon.
If I .................. a map, I .................. lost.
(not have - get)
If I don't have a map, I will get lost.
.................. your job if you ............ more money?
(change - earn)
Will you change your job if you earn more money?