Zero Conditional and First Conditional
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Zero Conditional and First Conditional
A. 1. Please tell him to wait if he arrives while I’m out.
2. I’ll do the homework if I have time.
3. If they invite me, I’ll go to their party.
4. X
5. Take the children to the park if you aren’t too busy.
B. X
C. 1. If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will drive to the coast.
2. If she posts the letter now, the will receive it tomorrow.
3. The boss will be angry if John arrives at work late again.
4. I will go with you if I have enough time.
A. 1. If you are a vegetarian, you don’t eat meat.
2. If you live in a hot country, you don’t like cold weather.
3. If you are a teacher, you have to work very hard.
4. If you do a lot of exercise, you stay fit and healthy.
5. If you are a mechanic, you understand engines.
6. If you read newspapers, you know what’s happening in the world.
B. 1. If the weather is nice tomorrow, we will drive to the coast.
2. If she posts the letter now, the will receive it tomorrow.
3. Fiona will be angry if John arrives late again.
4. I will go to their party if I have enough time.
5. If she does not pass the exam, she won’t get the job that she wants. 6. You will learn a lot if you take this course.
7. If I get a ticket, I will go to the concert.
8. I will buy that camera if it doesn’t cost too much.
9. F you run very fast, you will catch the bus.
10. I will go to the doctor’s if I don’t feel better tomorrow.
11. If they win this game, they will be the champions.
C. 1. Well, I will buy one for you if I go to the shop later.
2. No, and if he doesn’t phone this afternoon, I’ll phone him this evening.
3. No, but if you want to leave a message, I’ll give it to her.
4. Well, he will fail if he doesn’t work harder.
5. Yes, if you fill in this form, I’ll send it to you in the post.
Exercises WILL / GOING TO
23.1 2. I’ll lend you some.
3. I’ll get an aspirin for you.
4. I am going to wash the car.
5. What colour are you going to paint it?
6. I am going to buy something for dinner.
7. I’ll show you.
8. I’ll have a sandwich, please.
9. I’ll do it now.
10. No, it looks as if it’s going to fall down.
11. He is going to have a holiday for a few weeks. Then he is going to do a computer programming course
23.2 2. I’m going to take a walk. Good idea. I think I will join you.
3. I’m sure you will find it.
4. Yes, I am going to apply for it.
5. You will wake / are going to wake everybody up.
6. I’ll take you.
Ok, we’ll leave at 9 o’clock then.
Liz is going to take me.
Exercises FUTURO PERFECTO/CONTINUO
24.1 2. B
3. A, C
4. B, D
5. C, D
6. C
24.2 2. We will have finished dinner by then.
3. …, we will be playing tennis.
4. I will be working.
5. The meeting will have ended by then.
6. …, he will have spent all his money…
7. Do you think you will still be doing the same job in ten years’ time?
8. …, she will have travelled more than 3,000 miles.
9. …, I will be staying at the Lion Hotel 10. Will you be seeing Laura tomorrow?
FUTURE SIMPLE /BE GOING TO / PRESENT CONTINUOUS
A 1-d 2-e 3-c 4-b 5-a
B 1. …will complete…
2. … we are going to have…
3. I will get them…
4. …we will find jobs…
5 Are you going to work…?
6 He is not going to win…
C 1. Next week, Mark and Anne are getting married.
2. One day, Kate will be a singer.
3. The box is going to fall.
4. The shop is opening / will open on 2nd February.
5. Sam is going to ride his motorbike.
6. The band is performing on 3rd March.
FUTURE PERFECT / FUTURE CONTINUOUS
D 1. will have found
2. will be driving
3. will have created
4. won’t have finished
5. will be watching E 1. will have dropped
2. will be working
3. won’t have finished
4. will have finished
5. won’t be studying
will be sitting
F 1. By the time we arrive, the show will have begun.
2. At this time next year, Greg will be working as a cook.
3. At 5.00 this afternoon, he will be practising the guitar.
4. By 7.00, the shop will have closed.