First Conditional Exercises

1. What is the First Conditional in English?

A way to express a future possibility
A way to express a past possibility
A way to express a present possibility
A way to express a past certainty

2. What is the structure of the First Conditional?

If + present simple, future simple
If + past simple, future simple
If + present simple, present simple
If + past simple, present simple

3. What is an example of the First Conditional?

If I had gone, I would have seen her.
If I go, I will see her.
If I had gone, I would see her.
If I go, I would have seen her.

4. What is the meaning of the First Conditional?

A real possibility in the present
A real possibility in the future
A real possibility in the past
An unreal possibility in the future

5. What is the difference between the First Conditional and the Second Conditional?

The First Conditional is used for real possibilities and the Second Conditional is used for unreal possibilities.
The First Conditional is used for unreal possibilities and the Second Conditional is used for real possibilities.
The First Conditional is used for present possibilities and the Second Conditional is used for future possibilities.
The First Conditional is used for future possibilities and the Second Conditional is used for present possibilities.

6. In the first conditional, which tense is used for the condition?

Present continuous
Present simple
Past simple
Future simple

7. Which word can be used to introduce a certain or expected condition in the first conditional?

Unless
Although
When
Because

8. Which of the following is a common mistake when using the first conditional?

Using "would" instead of "will" in the result
Using "if" in the result
Using the present simple tense for the condition
Using "will" in the condition

9. Which of the following sentences correctly uses the first conditional to express a probable outcome based on a certain condition?

If she knew the answer, she would tell us.
If he was at the party, he saw her.
If it rains tomorrow, we will cancel the picnic.
If she had studied, she would have passed.

10. In the first conditional, what tense is used for the result?

Past simple
Present continuous
Future with "will"
Present perfect