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Zero and First Conditional practice (A2) - Flashcards #258

Cards for A2: answer, then flip the card to check – Zero and First Conditional.

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  1. If I ___ (wake up) late, I _ _ (be) late for work. – wake up (If I wake up (wake up) late, I _ _ (be) late for work.)
  2. If I ___ home early, I _ _ my Science project. (arrive / will arrive) – arrive (If I arrive home early, I _ _ my Science project.)
  3. ___ we don't leave now, we will miss the plane. (If / Unless) – If (If we don't leave now, we will miss the plane.)
  4. If you ___ (heat) water to 100, it _ _ (boil) – heat (If you heat (heat) water to 100, it _ _ (boil))
  5. She ___ her room if she _ _ home late. (doesn't clean / won't clean) – won't clean (She won't clean her room if she _ _ home late.)
  6. Our gardener won't cut the grass ___ it rains tomorrow. (if / unless) – if (Our gardener won't cut the grass if it rains tomorrow.)
  7. When I ___ (cook) fish, the house always _ _ (smell) – cook (When I cook (cook) fish, the house always _ _ (smell))
  8. That dog ___ him if he _ _ any faster. (bites / will bite) – will bite (That dog will bite him if he _ _ any faster.)
  9. I will call the police ___ they don't stop fighting. (if / unless) – if (I will call the police if they don't stop fighting.)
  10. If you ___ (mix) yellow and red, you _ _ (get) orange. – mix (If you mix (mix) yellow and red, you _ _ (get) orange.)
  11. We ___ (not find) a parking space if we _ _ (take) the car. (find / won't find) – won't find (We won't find (not find) a parking space if we _ _ (take) the car.)
  12. ___ you don't exercise, you will get fat. (If / Unless) – If (If you don't exercise, you will get fat.)
  13. If you ___ (drop) a glass on the floor, it _ _ (break) – drop (If you drop (drop) a glass on the floor, it _ _ (break))
  14. I ___ you if I _ _ early. (visit / will visit) – will visit (I will visit you if I _ _ early.)
  15. ___ she comes home soon, we will have dinner together. (If / Unless) – Unless (Unless she comes home soon, we will have dinner together.)
  16. Water ___ (become) steam if you _ _ (boil) it. – becomes (Water becomes (become) steam if you _ _ (boil) it.)
  17. If you ___ smart enough, you _ _ me. (are / will be) – are (If you are smart enough, you _ _ me.)
  18. ___ he goes to bed now, he'll be tired tomorrow. (If / Unless) – Unless (Unless he goes to bed now, he'll be tired tomorrow.)
  19. When the sun ___ (rise), the street lights _ _ out (go out) – rises (When the sun rises (rise), the street lights _ _ out (go out))
  20. If you ___ here on time, we _ _ without you. (aren't / will be) – aren't (If you aren't here on time, we _ _ without you.)
  21. ___ it rains, we will go camping. (If / Unless) – Unless (Unless it rains, we will go camping.)
  22. If people ___ (eat) too much, they _ _ (get) fat. – eat (If people eat (eat) too much, they _ _ (get) fat.)
  23. Sam ___ happy if you _ _ him to Disney World. (is / will be) – will be (Sam will be happy if you _ _ him to Disney World.)
  24. ___ she eats less, she won't lose any weight. (If / Unless) – Unless (Unless she eats less, she won't lose any weight.)

24 cards. Look at the card, say the answer, flip it to check, then press “I know it” or “Again”: the cards you don't know yet come back until you know them all.

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