First Conditional
Read and listen to four conversations using the grammar.
Conversation 1
Man: Are we still playing football on Tuesday?
Woman: Yes, I think so. Why do you ask?
Man: Well, the weather forecast says it will rain.
Woman: Well, if it rains, we will play in the gym. I will send an email to everyone explaining this.
Man: Do you think we will have enough players?
Woman: Yes, I think so. We need 8 players to play. If we don’t get enough players, we will cancel though.
Man: Do you think we will get enough players to play?
Woman: I think so, but if we don’t, I will let everyone know.
Conversation 2
Man: I am having a party on Saturday. Would you like to come?
Woman: I would love to if I have time. I might be busy, though.
Man: Well, the party will go until midnight, so please come if you have time.
Woman: Thanks. Should I bring anything?
Man: No, I think I have everything covered, but you can bring extra drinks if you like.
Woman: OK. Can I park at your house?
Man: Parking might be a problem, so if you can, I would take the subway.
Woman: OK, I will do that.
Man: If it is raining though, just call and I will pick you up from the station.
Woman: Thanks, No need though. If I need to, I will go grab a taxi.
Man: Great. I hope you can make it.
Woman: I’ll try my best. If I can’t, I’ll let you know.
Conversation 3
Man: What are your plans for tonight?
Woman: Well, if there is something good on Netflix, I will watch a movie. What about you?
Man: I think will go to the gym if I have enough energy.
Woman: What do you do at the gym?
Man: I take a spinning class.
Woman: Oh, that sounds fun.
Man: It is, but it starts at 7, so unless I finish my work on time, I can’t go.
Woman: Well, you better get busy then.
Man: Yes, I know.
Conversation 4
Man: What are your plans for the winter holiday?
Woman: I want to go skiing if there is enough snow.
Man: Oh, that sounds fun. Who will you go with?
Woman: I will go with my parents, and a few friends if they can make it. What about you?
Man: I will likely stay home. I might work on my novel if I feel like it.
Woman: Oh, I didn’t know you are writing a book.
Man: Yeah, this is my third one. I try to keep it secret.
Woman: Really! I had no idea. What books have you written?
Man: Well, I’ll tell you, but only if you promise to keep it a secret.
Woman: I promise. So what is the book?
Man: Well …
First Conditional
- If it rains, I will go out tonight.
- If you win the next race, you will have chance of winning gold.
- If we hurry, we can make it.
- If we get busy, I cannot meet you.
- If I see Mary, I will tell her the bad news.
- If we can pass these exams, we will be happy.
- If you come over, I will make you dinner.
- If it happens, it happens.
- I will tell Mary the bad news if I see her.
- We will be happy if we pass these exams.
- I will call you if we are late.
- We will lose if we do not try harder.
- I may tell Mary the bad news if I see her.
- If you do your homework, you can watch TV.
- You should get there on time if the traffic is not bad.
- If he does that again, I would tell the boss.
Gap Fill: Complete the conversation with the correct word!
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