Match the items in column A with those in column B in order to make correct type 0 conditional sentences, as in the example.
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Put the verbs In brackets into the correct tense.
1 A: I'd like a cup of coffee.
B: Well, if you ...hold... (hold) the baby for five minutes, I............... (make) it for you.
2 A: I must go to the bank.
B: If you ....................... (leave) now, you...................... (get) there before it closes.
3 A: I can't do everything myself!
B: Well, if you......................... (wash) the dishes, I ...................... (cook) the meal.
4 A: Are you going on holiday this year?
B: Yes, I............... (go) to Spain for two weeks if I........... (have) some time off work.
5 A: I want to cook something special tonight.
B: Great, if I ..................... (finish) work early, I....................... (give) you a hand.
6 A: Could I have a chocolate biscuit, please?
B: Yes, if you ........... (look) in the cupboard, you ........... (find) some cakes as well.
24 Fill in if or unless.
1 ...If... you decide to come to the party, give us a call.
2 .............. you give up junk food, you won't lose any weight.
3 .............. you forget your keys, you can use my spare ones.
4 .............. there is a lot of traffic, I'll be home early.
5 .............. they call while I'm out, tell them I'll be back later.
6 .............. she studies hard, she'll pass the exams.
7 .............. he passes his driving test, he can't buy a car.
8 .............. they invite him to the party, he won't go.
9 .............. you find any clues, call me.
10 .............. there is a delay, her train will arrive at 6.
11 ............. they start saving money now, they won't be able to go on holiday next summer.
12 .............. we finish the project before Friday, the boss will be very pleased.
1 - c. If you put wood in water, it floats.
Column A
 1 Put wood in water.
2 Stick a pin in a balloon.
3 Mix washing up liquid with water.
4 Heat butter.
5 Throw a coin into water.
6 Add five and six.
7 Burn rubber.
| Column B A It sinks. B It produces black smoke. C It floats. D It makes bubbles. E It bursts. F It melts. G You get eleven. |
26 Fill in if or when, then complete the sentences with your own ideas.
| 1…………………………………. 2…………………………………. 3………………………………….. 4…………………………………. 5…………………………………… 6………………………………….. 7……………………………………. 8………………………………….. 9…………………………………… 10………………………………….. | the train arrives, ......................... it stops raining soon,.......... finish school, .......................... I grow up, ................................. Dad comes home early, ........... I win the gold medal,................ you see a burglary, .................. the sun sets, ............................. I get up tomorrow morning, ..... the weather is nice on Saturday, |
27 Notice the use of the Present Simple (not will) in the first clause. Put if, when, or as soon as into each box 1-5, and put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense.
PaulBye, darling. Have a good trip.
MaryThanks.
I _________(ring) you 
……..1……I________ (arrive) at the hotel.
PaulThat's lovely, but remember I'm going out.
Mary Well, …..2…… you_________ (be)
out ….3……. I________(ring), I _______(leave) a message on the answer phone so you know I've arrived safely.
Paul Great. What time do you expect you'll be
there?
Mary…..4……the plane________ (arrive) on time, I_________(be) at the hotel at about 10.00. That's 8.00 your time.
PaulAll right. And remember. Give me a ring …..5…… you know the time of your
flight back, and I ________(pick)you up.
Mary Thanks, darling. Bye!
28 Work in pairs. Make up short conversations using first conditional sentences with if, unless, when and as soon as.
| In the time clauses with when and as soon as, we use a present tense to talk about the future. I'll tell him the news when I see him. As soon as I arrive, I'll ring you. | ||
| If When As soon as | I see Peter, I'll tell him the news. | |