First Conditional
If we leave now, we will be / are early.
If we leave now, we will be early.
If she studies/ studied more, she'd get better grades.
If she studied more, she'd get better grades.
If she'd won the game, she would make / would have made a lot of money.
If she'd won the game, she would have made a lot of money.
You ought to /shouldn't exercise often in order to stay healthy.
You ought to exercise often in order to stay healthy.
I will call/ call if I will need/ need any help
I will call if I need any help.
If they have/had more money, they'd buy a large house
If they had more money, they'd buy a large house.
If we'd known the answer, we would have told / would tell you.
If we'd known the answer, we would have told you.
You must/mustn't brush your teeth every morning and night.
You must brush your teeth every morning and night.
If he won't eat/doesn't eat breakfast, he will feel/ feels tired.
If you run/ran every day, you'd feel stronger
If you ran every day, you'd feel stronger
If I'd seen you at the store, I would have said/ I would say hello.
If I'd seen you at the store, I would have said hello.
You ought to/ shouldn't eat too much junk food.
You shouldn't eat too much junk food.
If she exercises, she _____ (feel) happier.
If she exercises, she will feel happier.
I'd be happier if I ____ (live) by the beach
I'd be happier if I lived by the beach.
She would have ____ (help), if i'd asked her to.
She would have helped if i'd asked her to.
You must / mustn't interrupt the teacher during class.
You mustn't interrupt the teacher during class.
You ______ (be) sick if you eat too many sweets.
You will be sick if you eat too many sweets.
You'd be more productive if you ___ (play) fewer video games.
You'd be more productive if you played fewer video games.
If they'd bought tickets, they ___ (attend) the concert.
If they'd bought tickets, they would have attended the concert.
You should / shouldn't forget to clean up after yourself
You shouldn't forget to clean up after yourself