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FREE First Conditional Worksheets

There are a number of first conditional worksheets available on busy teacher - 176 , to be exact. they are all free and easy to print out for you and your students to use. for pre-intermediate students just starting their study of conditionals consider this 1st conditional worksheet . it is very simple and includes both an explanation of the first conditional structure as well as fill-in-the-blank sentences. this is a great practice activity for the first individual assignment after your introduction and group practice because it starts off with basic fill-in-the-blank sentences. after that there is a word order exercise which is the perfect way to challenges students to write their own first conditional sentences. this example may not be the best match for your students so take some time to read about others and download any that you feel might work in your classes. all the worksheets are free so you may as well take a closer look at several of them before making a decision. read more... ...less.

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First Conditional – Free Exercise

Complete the first conditional sentences.

• If I (bump)     into Claire, I (tell)     her you said hello. 1. if-clause: simple present|2. main clause: will + infinitive
• People (be)     happy if there (be)     enough food and drink. 1. main clause: will + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple present
• We (call)     you if your parcel (arrive)     today. 1. main clause: will + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple present
• They (come)     if she (send)     them a hand-written invitation. 1. main clause: will + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple present
• If Tom (have)     enough money left over, he (book)     a holiday. 1. if-clause: simple present|2. main clause: will + infinitive
• If Charlie (buy)     a new TV, he (not/have)     enough money to pay his rent. 1. if-clause: simple present|2. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive
• If you (not/learn)     the key vocabulary, you (not/pass)     the test. 1. negative if-clause: simple present, 2 nd person singular → don’t + infinitive|2. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive
• They (not/be)     angry if you (tell)     them the truth. 1. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple present
• She (not/change)     her mind if he (keep)     asking her. 1. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple present
• His health (not/get)     better if he (not/stop)     smoking. 1. negative main clause: won’t + infinitive|2. negative if-clause: simple present, 3 rd person singular → doesn’t + infinitive

Complete the first conditional questions.

• If you (be)     in town later, (you/buy)     some milk? 1. if-clause: simple present|2. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive
• (she/cancel)     the wedding if she (find)     out the secret? 1. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive|2. if-clause: simple present
• If you (have)     time later, (you/help)     me with the dishes? 1. if-clause: simple present|2. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive
• (they/be)     angry if I (not/come)     to their party? 1. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive|2. negative if-clause: simple present, 1 st person singular → don’t + infinitive
• If I (not/do)     the assignment, (I/be)     in trouble? 1. negative if-clause: simple present, 1 st person singular → don‘t + infinitive|2. question in main clause: will + subject + infinitive

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Homework: First Conditional

Pre-intermediate

Just when students have mastered the basic English tenses, along come Conditionals! And with so many of them to master, they can be a stumbling block for many learners. This is why a sound knowledge of each type is essential before they are later faced with the inevitable dilemma of deciding which conditional to use when. This handy homework sheet helps students practise the First Conditional in a variety of different ways.

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