IF + PRESENT TENSE, PRESENT TENSE

Conditionals – 0, 1 and 2

All the conditional sentences have the word IF

Zero Conditional:

IF + PRESENT TENSE, PRESENT TENSE

If it is warm, I turn on the electric fan.	I turn on the electric fan if it is warm.
If he eats all the vegetables, his mother smiles.	His mother smiles if he eats all the vegetables.

· Now, match the sentences:

If it is cold, they die.

If you never say “please”, I put on my sunglasses.

If you don’t water the plants, I put on a coat.

If it rains, you are not very polite.

If it’s sunny outside, I open my umbrella.

If you put water into the freezer, my parents give me a nice present.

If my grades are good, it turns to ice.

First Conditional:

IF + PRESENT TENSE, WILL + INFINITIVE

If you don’t eat now, you will be hungry later.	You will be hungry later if you don’t eat now.
If she doesn’t pay this bill today, she will run out of water tomorrow.	She will run out of water tomorrow if she doesn’t pay this bill today.

· Now, complete the sentences:

If he gives her a present, she ______________ (thank) him with a kiss.

If you lend me some money, I _____________ (buy) us food.

If we ____________ (go) the show, we _____________ (have) a lot of fun!

You _____________ (love) this sing, if you ___________ (listen) to it again.

I ________________ (be) mad at you, if you _____________ (lie) to me.

If she ______________ (talk) about him one more time, I _______________ (have) to make her stop.

They _______________ (travel) to Europe, if they ________________ (win) that contest.

Second Conditional: