Zero Conditional

1. If you … (to break) an arm, it … (to hurt) a lot. 2. If the temperature … (to be) below zero, water … (to freeze). 3. If you ... (not / to work), you … (not / to earn) money. 4. If you … (to press) that button, the radio … (to turn) off. 5. If it … (to be) a drought, plants ... (to die). 6. If water … (to boil), it … (to turn) into steam. 7. If you … (to drop) a mirror, it … (to break). 8. If you … (to pull) the pin on a grenade, it … (to explode). 9. Water … (to boil) if you … (to heat) it to 100 degrees Celsius. 10. If Sue … (to visit) us, she always … (to bring) flowers.

Make zero conditionals

Example: not / rain / the flowers / die - If it doesn’t rain, the flowers die.

1. I / to wake up late / I / to be late for work. 2. my husband / to cook / he / to burn the food. 3. Julie / not to wear a hat / she / to get sunstroke. 4. children / not to eat well / they / not to be healthy. 5. you / to mix water and electricity / you / to get a shock. 6. people / to eat / too many sweets / they / to get fat. 7. you / to smoke / you / to get yellow fingers. 8. children / to play outside / they / not to get overweight. 9. you / to heat ice / it / to melt. 10. I / to speak to John / he / to get annoyed. 11. I / to feel good the next day / I / to go to bed early. 12. lots of people / to come / Jenny / to have a party. 13. she / to buy expensive clothes / she / to go shopping. 14. my daughter / to pass her exams / she / to work hard. 15. David / to be sick / he / to drink milk. 16. the river / to freeze / it / to be very cold. 17. I / to like to visit the museums / I / to be in a new city. 18. I / to cycle to work / the weather / to be fine. 19. my flatmate / to clean it really well / she / to clean the house. 20. everybody / to be grumpy / it / to rain a lot

First Conditionals

1. If you … (not / to slow down), you will have an accident. 2. If I fail my exams, I … (to be) very unhappy. 3. We can go for a drink if I … (to finish) my work on time. 4. If it snows tomorrow, I … (to wear) a hat. 5. If you … (to speak) English every day, you will learn quicker. 6. Your dinner … (not / to get) cold if you eat it now. 7. I'll be on holiday if you … (to visit) me next week. 8. If you go outside without a sweater, you … (to get) ill. 9. If you … (not / to help) me, I won't be able to finish my work. 10. If you drink too much coffee, you … (not / to be able) to sleep.

First Conditionals

1. We … (not / to sunbathe) if it … (not / to stop) raining. 2. If they … (not / to save) some money, they … (not / to buy) a house. 3. You … (to get) wet if you … (not / to take) an umbrella. 4. You … (not / to get) a surprise if you … (not / to be) quiet. 5. If your boyfriend … (to propose) to you, what … (you / to say)? 6. If you … (to take) an aspirin, you … (to feel) much better. 7. If Claudia … (to want) to lose some weight, she … (should / to stop) eating sweets. 8. … (to tell) your brother that I want to talk to him if you … (to see) him. 9. Kate’s mother … (to give) her a dessert if she … (to eat) dinner. 10. You … (not / to be) punished if you … (not / to be) noisy.