First Conditional
Vocabulary
Unless
May / Might
Mixed Challenge
100

Complete the sentence: If we _____ (not/reduce) pollution, the planet ______ (suffer).

If we do not reduce pollution, the planet will suffer. 

100

What do we call waste that people throw in public places instead of bins?

litter

100

Write UNLESS where it belongs: We won’t save trees  we stop deforestation.

We won't save trees unless we stop deforestation. 

100

Place may or might in the correct place. 

If we recycle more, we reduce waste.

If we recycle more, we might/may reduce waste. 

100

If we don’t stop cutting down trees, forests will _____

disappear

200

Correct the mistake if needed: "If the ice caps will melt, sea levels rise."

If the ice caps melt, sea levels will rise. 

200

Name the 3 R's which  you can do to help with waste

Reduce, Recycle, reuse

200

Rewrite with "unless": If we don’t recycle, we will have too much waste.

Unless we recycle, we will have too much waste.

200

Create a sentence using “might” about endangered animals.

If we don’t protect tigers, they might become extinct.

200

Make a first conditional sentence using “rubbish.”

If we don’t throw rubbish in the bin, the streets will be dirty.

300

Correct the sentence: "If we will not recycle, we will have more rubbish."

If we don't recycle, we will have more rubbish. 

300

What is the process of turning old materials into new products?

Recycling 

300

Correct if needed: 

"Unless we will stop pollution, the air will be dirty.

Unless we stop pollution, the air will be dirty.

300

correct the mistake: 

Scientists might will find new solutions for global warming soon.

Scientists may/might find new solutions for global warming soon. 

300

Which is correct? a) If you don’t recycle, the rubbish will increase. b) Unless you don’t recycle, the rubbish will increase.

a) If you don’t recycle, the rubbish will increase.

400

Create a first conditional sentence about deforestation.


If we continue cutting down trees, many animals will lose their homes.

400

Explain the difference between “endangered” and “extinct.”

Endangered species are at risk of extinction, but extinct species no longer exist.

400

Write a sentence using “unless” and “deforestation.”

Unless we stop deforestation, many animal species will become endangered.

400

If we recycle more, the amount of waste might reducing.

If we recycle more, the amount of waste might be reduced.

400

If we won’t stop pollution, animals might become extinct.

Incorrect because we don’t use "will" after "if." Correct sentence: If we don’t stop pollution, animals might become extinct.

500

 Make a first conditional question about climate change.

What will happen if we don’t stop global warming?

500

Use "global warming" in a first conditional sentence.

if we don’t reduce carbon emissions, global warming will get worse.

500

What is the difference between “if” and “unless” in first conditional sentences?

"If" introduces a condition that may or may not happen, while "unless" means "if not."

500

rewrite using may or might: 

I am not sure, but we could see an increase in electric cars soon.

We might see an increase in electric cars soon. 

500

Combine all three: Make a first conditional sentence using "may/might" and "unless."

Unless we take action now, climate change may cause more extreme weather.