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

I will be very happy if she *accepts* (accept) my invitation.

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

You will miss the bus if you don’t *hurry* (hurry) up.

Will you buy a new car if you *win* (win) the lottery?

If I find your keys, I will *tell* (tell) you immediately.

She will be surprised if you *do* (do) that for her.

We won’t go to the beach if it *is* (be) cold.

If they *invite* (invite) us, we will definitely go.

You’ll get a headache if you *keep* (keep) staring at the screen all day.

If he *tries* (try), he might actually succeed.

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

If she *doesn’t study* (not study) for the test, she won’t pass.

We’ll miss our flight if we *don’t leave* (not leave) home on time.

If the weather *is* (be) nice, we’ll have a barbecue this weekend.

Вправа 2: Використовуючи First Conditional, завершіть наступні речення

If you don’t watch the news, you won’t *know* (know) what’s going on.

She’ll miss the party if she *doesn’t hurry* (not hurry) up.

If we *save* (save) enough money, we will go on a vacation.

You’ll be late unless you *leave* (leave) right now.

If the team *wins* (win) tonight, there will be a big celebration.

We will go swimming if the water *is* (be) warm enough.

If he *doesn’t apologize* (not apologize), she won’t speak to him again.

I will lend you the book if you *promise* (promise) to return it next week.

If they *offer* (offer) me the job, I will accept it.

You won’t finish on time if you *don’t start* (not start) now.

If you *tell* (tell) him the truth, he will understand.

She will buy a new car if her old one *breaks* (break) down again.

If you *practice* (practice) every day, you’ll get better at playing the piano.

They won’t catch the thief unless they *act* (act) quickly.

If it *snows* (snow) tomorrow, the schools will be closed.