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Zero and First Conditional Exercises

This document provides examples of zero and first conditional sentences. It contains exercises matching conditional clauses and results, and writing sentences in both zero and first conditional form. The zero conditional describes general truths and situations that are always true given certain circumstances. The first conditional describes possible situations and their likely results if a specific condition is met.

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Zero and First Conditional Exercises

This document provides examples of zero and first conditional sentences. It contains exercises matching conditional clauses and results, and writing sentences in both zero and first conditional form. The zero conditional describes general truths and situations that are always true given certain circumstances. The first conditional describes possible situations and their likely results if a specific condition is met.

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  • Zero & First Conditionals Exercises

ZERO & FIRST CONDITIONALS

1. Match and make sentences:

a) wear a coat 1) get wet


b) go to bed late 2) have an accident
c) touch a hot pan 3) not be cold
d) take an aspirin 4) be tired tomorrow
e) not take an umbrella 5) feel better
f) not hurry 6) burn yourself
g) drive too fast 7) lose it
8) leave your bag here 8) be late

1) If you wear a coat, you aren’t cold.


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2. Write sentences in the zero conditional:

1) (people / eat / too many sweets / they / get cavities)

2) (I / cycle to work / the weather / be fine)

3) (you / mix water and electricity / you / get a shock)

4) (my mum / cook / she / burn the food)

5) (the grass / get wet / it rain)

3. Write sentences in the first conditional:


1) If Maria _____________ (not have) enough money, she __________________ (not buy) a Ferrari.
2) If you _____________ (send) this letter now, your mum _________________ (receive) it tomorrow.
3) We ______________ (stay) at home if it ________________ (rain).
4) I _______________ if I ______________ (need) your help.
5) If the weather _________________ (be) nice, we ________________ (go) to the beach.
6) My dad ______________ (be) very angry if I _________________ (not tidy) my bedroom.
7) If she ________________ (go) to Paris, she _________________ (send) me a postcard.
8) If we _________________ (not leave) now, we ________________ (miss) the bus.

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ZERO & FIRST CONDITIONALS
1. Match and make sentences:

a) wear a coat 1) get wet


b) go to bed late 2) have an accident
c) touch a hot pan 3) not be cold
d) take an aspirin 4) be tired tomorrow
e) not take an umbrella 5) feel better
f) not hurry 6) burn yourself
g) drive too fast 7) lose it
8) leave your bag here 8) be late

1) If you wear a coat, you aren’t cold.


2)If you go to bed late, you will be tired tomorrow.
3) If you touch a hot pan, you burn yourself.
4) If/when you take an aspirin, you feel better.
5)If you don’t take an umbrella, you will get wet.
6) If you don’t hurry, you will be late.
7) If you drive too fast, you will have an accident.
8) If you leave your bag here, you’ll lose it.
2. Write sentences in the zero conditional:

1) If people eat too many sweets, they get cavities.

2) I cycle to work when/if the weather is fine.

3) If you mix water and electricity, you get a shock.

4) When/if my mum cooks, she burns the food.

5) The grass gets wet if/when it rains.

3. Write sentences in the first conditional:


1) If Maria doesn’t have enough money, she won’t buy a Ferrari.
2) If you send this letter now, your mum will receive it tomorrow.
3) We will stay at home if it rains
4) I will ask you if I need your help.
5) If the weather is nice, we will go to the beach.
6) My dad will be very angry if I don’t tidy my bedroom.
7) If she goes to Paris, she will send me a postcard.
8) If we don’t leave now, we will miss the bus.

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ZERO & FIRST CONDITIONALS 
1. Match and make sentences: 
a) wear a coat  
 
 
 
1) get wet 
b) go to bed late 
 
 
 
2) have
ZERO & FIRST CONDITIONALS 
1. Match and make sentences: 
a) wear a coat  
 
 
 
1) get wet 
b) go to bed late 
 
 
 
2) have

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