If you *study* (study) hard, you’ll pass the exam.

Unless you *save* (save) some money, you won’t be able to buy a new car.

She’ll be upset if her team *loses* (lose) the match.

You *won’t get* (get) the job unless you have a good CV.

If it *rains* (rain) tomorrow, we will have to cancel the picnic.

He’ll buy a new house if he *wins* (win) the lottery.

If they don’t hurry, they *will miss* (miss) the bus.

I’ll be surprised if Sarah *doesn’t come* (come) to the party.

We’ll go on holiday if we *can get* (get) time off work.

They *will be* (be) late unless they leave now.

If I see him, I *will tell* (tell) him the news.

You’ll find the place if you *follow* (follow) the map.

If she *studies* (study) harder, she could pass her exams.

He *will not go* (go) to the concert unless he gets a ticket.

We will miss the start of the movie if we *don’t leave* (leave) now.

First Conditional – Övning 2

If the weather *is* (be) nice, we will go to the beach.

You *will catch* (catch) the flu if you don’t wear a coat.

If they *arrive* (arrive) early, they can grab good seats.

You *won’t understand* (understand) the book unless you read carefully.

If you mix red and blue, you *get* (get) purple.

She will go jogging if it *doesn’t rain* (rain) in the morning.

They’ll miss the last train if they *don’t hurry* (hurry) up.

You’ll spoil the surprise if you *keep* (keep) asking questions.

If you *ask* (ask) him politely, he will help you.

If I *am* (be) late, start without me.

The plant will die if you *don’t water* (water) it.

He’ll be annoyed if the train *is* (be) delayed again.

If we *go* (go) to bed late, we’ll be tired tomorrow.

You’ll lose weight if you *eat* (eat) healthier and exercise.

They *will finish* (finish) the project on time if they work hard.