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First Conditional Exercise: Understanding the Use of 'If' and 'Unless' in English, Apuntes de Matemáticas

An exercise for students to practice using the first conditional with 'if' and 'unless'. The exercise includes matching, filling in the blanks, choosing the correct verb form, and identifying the correct alternative. The objective is for students to test their knowledge in recognizing and applying the different structures in first conditional sentences, which are used for talking about possibilities in the present or future.

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Subido el 02/12/2022

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FIRST CONDITIONAL
Name:
Grade:
Objectives.
The students must be able to:
- Test their knowledge in first conditional (if/when/unless)
- Recognize and apply the different structures in first conditional.
Using If:
“I will be annoyed if she doesn't return my phone call.”
If she doesn’t return my phone call, I will be annoyed”
What does this express? Conditional sentences with a probable result. Used for
talking about possibilities in the present or future.
If + Present tense + Subject + Future tense
Using Unless:
“I will be annoyed unless she returns my phone call.”
Unless she returns my phone call, I will be annoyed.”
What does this express? Unless means if not. It works as a negative condition.
If + Present tense + Subject + Future tense
Using When:
When you are in trouble, call your parents”
Call your parents when you are in trouble”
What does this express? Warnings, advice, cause/consequences.
When+ Present tense + Present tense
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FIRST CONDITIONAL

Name: Grade: Objectives. The students must be able to:

  • Test their knowledge in first conditional (if/when/unless)
  • Recognize and apply the different structures in first conditional.

Using If: “I will be annoyed if she doesn't return my phone call.”

If she doesn’t return my phone call , I will be annoyed” What does this express? Conditional sentences with a probable result. Used for talking about possibilities in the present or future. If + Present tense + Subject + Future tense Using Unless: “I will be annoyed unless she returns my phone call.”

Unless she returns my phone call , I will be annoyed.” What does this express? Unless means if not. It works as a negative condition. If + Present tense + Subject + Future tense Using When: When you are in trouble, call your parents”

Call your parents when you are in trouble” What does this express? Warnings, advice, cause/consequences. When+ Present tense + Present tense

Part 1: Using if. I. Match and make sentences

  1. wear a coat a) get wet
  2. go to bed late b) have an accident
  3. touch that hot pan c) not be cold
  4. take an aspirin d) be tired tomorrow
  5. not take an umbrella with you e) feel better
  6. not hurry f) burn yourself
  7. drive too fast g) lose it
  8. leave your bag here i) be late

1.- If you _wear a coat, you will not be cold____________________________ 2.- If you _____________________________________________________ 3.- If you _____________________________________________________ 4.- If you _____________________________________________________ 5.- If you _____________________________________________________ 6.- If you _____________________________________________________ 7.- If you _____________________________________________________ 8.- If you _____________________________________________________

II. Fill in the gaps with the correct verb form

  1. If I ´m not busy ____ (not be) busy, I will come (come) with you
  2. If it _______________ (rain), we ____________ (stay) at home.
  3. I ________________ (call) you if I _____________ (have) time.
  4. If she _______________ (not study) hard, she _____________ (not pass) the test.
  5. If the weather ______________ (be) nice, we _____________ (go) to the beach.
  6. You _______________ (get) fat if you ________________ (not stop) eating so much.

A. becomes B. will become

  1. If you ________ an apple every day, you'll be very healthy. A. eat B. will eat
  2. You ________ heart disease if you eat too much meat. A. will get B. get Part 2: Using Unless. I.- Fill in the blanks with IF or UNLESS. 1. _____ you see David tomorrow, will you remind him about the meeting? 2. We will be going on holiday this year _____ we win the lottery. 3. Peter won’t come to see me _____ he gets the day off work. 4. Peter will come to see me _____ he gets the day off work. 5. What will we do on Saturday _____ the weather isn’t good? 6. I’ll pick you up from work; _____ the car breaks down. 7. I’ll pick you up from work _____ the car doesn’t break down. 8. We may not go out _____ it’s too cold. 9. We won’t go out _____ the weather is nice. 10 ._____ I feel better tomorrow, I won’t go to work

II. Choose the correct verb form.

  1. Elephants will/ will not attack people unless they are protecting their young.
  2. Unless you're going to be running a lot of programs simultaneously, an expensive computer is/is not necessary.
  3. Unless you arrive/don’t arrive late again, your boss won’t be furious.
  4. My brother will/won’t be sad unless you forget his birthday.
  1. Unless she buys/doesn’t buy the tickets soon, she will go to the concert.
  2. They will/ won’t get married unless she regrets her decision.

III.- Choose the right answer.

  1. If he does not find a good job, his family will starve. a)his family will starve unless he finds/doesn’t find a good job.
  2. If you do not read the document many times over, you will not understand it properly. a)Unless you read/don’t read the document many times over, you will not understand it properly
  3. If you learn from your experiences, you will not commit the same mistakes again and again. a)You will/won’t commit the same mistakes again and again unless you learn from your experience. Part 3. Using When. I. Choose the right answer (if or when) 1.- If/when it rains tomorrow, we won’t have a picnic. 2.- I’m going to London. I’ll phone you if/when I get back 3.- We’ll catch the train when/if we leave immediately. 4.- My father will buy me a car if/when I’m 18. 5.- I’m leaving work now. I’ll finish this letter if/when I get home. 6.- If/when John doesn’t come in his car, we’ll take the subway.

II. Complete the following sentences. 1.- I will _______ (go) to study when I finish my homework. 2.- When you have a headache, _________ (not smoke) cigarettes. 3.- When she mixes blue and yellow, __________ (get) green. 4.- I am going to cook when she ___________ (return) from school 5.- She is going to kill him when he _____________ (decide) to come.