The First Conditional Tense Quiz! Trivia

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1.

If you ...... a lot of sweets, you ...... bad teeth.
- A.
  
  'll eat, have
- B.
  
  'll eat, 'll have
- C.
  
  Eat, 'll have
Correct Answer
C. Eat, 'll have

Explanation
Eating a lot of sweets can lead to the development of bad teeth. The phrase "eat, 'll have" indicates that if someone consumes a large quantity of sweets, they will experience the consequence of having poor dental health.

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He ...... this book if he ...... it.
- A.
  
  Enjoys, will read
- B.
  
  Will enjoy, reads
- C.
  
  Will enjoy, will read
Correct Answer
B. Will enjoy, reads

Explanation
The correct answer is "will enjoy, reads." This is because the sentence is in the future tense, indicated by the use of "will." Therefore, the verb "enjoy" should also be in the future tense. The second part of the sentence is in the present tense, indicated by the verb "reads." Therefore, the correct combination is "will enjoy, reads."

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3.

If you ...... coffee at night, you ...... .
- A.
  
  Drink, will sleep
- B.
  
  Will drink, will sleep
- C.
  
  Drink, won't sleep
Correct Answer
C. Drink, won't sleep

Explanation
If you drink coffee at night, you won't be able to sleep.

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Our teacher ...... angry if we ...... our homework.
- A.
  
  Is, won't do
- B.
  
  Will be, don't do
- C.
  
  Be, don't do
Correct Answer
B. Will be, don't do

Explanation
The correct answer is "will be, don't do". In this sentence, the verb "will be" is used to express future possibility or likelihood. It indicates that the teacher is likely to become angry in the future if the students do not do their homework. The verb "don't do" is used to show the action of not completing the homework. Therefore, the correct answer is "will be, don't do".

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I ...... outside, if it ...... rainy.
- A.
  
  Won't go, is
- B.
  
  Will go, will be
- C.
  
  Don't go, will be
Correct Answer
A. Won't go, is

Explanation
The correct answer is "won't go, is". This is because the sentence is in the future tense, indicating a future action. The phrase "won't go" suggests that the speaker will not go outside. The word "is" indicates that the weather outside is rainy. Therefore, it can be inferred that if the weather is rainy, the speaker will not go outside.

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If we ...... him tomorrow, we ...... hello.
- A.
  
  Meet, 'll say
- B.
  
  'll meet, 'll say
- C.
  
  Meet, say
Correct Answer
A. Meet, 'll say

Explanation
The correct answer is "meet, 'll say". This is because the sentence is talking about a future event, meeting someone tomorrow. In this case, the future tense "will" is used to indicate that the action of meeting will happen in the future. Additionally, the verb "say" is also in the future tense to indicate that the action of saying hello will happen at the same time as the meeting.

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7.

Joe ...... happy if she ...... .
- A.
  
  Is, will come
- B.
  
  Is, come
- C.
  
  Will be, comes
Correct Answer
C. Will be, comes

Explanation
The correct answer is "will be, comes". This is because the sentence is referring to a future event, indicating that Joe will be happy in the future when she comes. Therefore, the correct verb tense to use is "will be" and "comes".

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8.

I ...... to university if I ...... my exams.
- A.
  
  Go, will pass
- B.
  
  Will go, pass
- C.
  
  Go, pass
Correct Answer
B. Will go, pass

Explanation
The correct answer is "will go, pass" because it follows the structure of a conditional sentence. The first part of the sentence states a condition (if I pass my exams) and the second part states the result (I will go to university). In this case, the use of "will" in the second part indicates a future action that is dependent on the condition being met.

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If it ...... cold tonight, I ...... the heating on.
- A.
  
  Is, 'll put
- B.
  
  Is, put
- C.
  
  'll be, 'll put
Correct Answer
A. Is, 'll put

Explanation
The correct answer is "is, 'll put". In this sentence, the word "is" indicates that the condition of it being cold tonight is a possibility. The phrase "'ll put" suggests that the speaker plans to turn on the heating in response to that possibility. Therefore, the correct combination of verb forms is "is, 'll put".

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Emma ...... a party on Friday, if her parents ...... .
- A.
  
  Will have, will go away
- B.
  
  Will has, go away
- C.
  
  Will have, go away
Correct Answer
C. Will have, go away

Explanation
The correct answer is "will have, go away." In this sentence, the verb "will have" is used to indicate a future action, specifically that Emma will have a party on Friday. The verb "go away" is also in the future tense, indicating that Emma's parents will be leaving or going away.

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1. She ________ [cook] dinner if you ________ [go] to the supermarket.2.They ________ [go] on holiday if they ________ [have] time.3.We ________ [be] late if we ________ [not/hurry].4. She ________ [take] a taxi if it ________ [rain].5. I ________ [not go] if you ________ [not/come] with me.

Correct Answer
will cook
go
will go
have
will be
don't hurry
will take
rains
won't go
don't come

Explanation
The correct answer is "will cook" because it indicates a future action of cooking dinner. The verb "will" is used to express future actions or intentions. The second blank "go" is not relevant to the explanation.

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The First Conditional Tense Quiz! Trivia

If you ...... a lot of sweets, you ...... bad teeth.

He ...... this book if he ...... it.

If you ...... coffee at night, you ...... .

Our teacher ...... angry if we ...... our homework.

I ...... outside, if it ...... rainy.

If we ...... him tomorrow, we ...... hello.

Joe ...... happy if she ...... .

I ...... to university if I ...... my exams.

If it ...... cold tonight, I ...... the heating on.

Emma ...... a party on Friday, if her parents ...... .

1. She ________ [cook] dinner if you ________ [go] to the supermarket.2.They ________ [go] on holiday if they ________ [have] time.3.We ________ [be] late if we ________ [not/hurry].4. She ________ [take] a taxi if it ________ [rain].5. I ________ [not go] if you ________ [not/come] with me.

1. She [cook] dinner if you [go] to the supermarket.2.They [go] on holiday if they [have] time.3.We [be] late if we [not/hurry].4. She [take] a taxi if it [rain].5. I [not go] if you [not/come] with me.