Exercise 1: Complete the sentences using the correct form of the verbs in parentheses.
- If it __________ (rain), we will stay indoors.
- She __________ (be) happy if you apologize.
- If you __________ (study) hard, you will pass the exam.
- He __________ (come) to the party if he finishes work early.
- If they __________ (not leave) now, they will miss the bus.
Exercise 2: Choose the correct option to complete each sentence.
- If I __________ (have) enough money, I would buy a new car. a) have
b) had
c) will have - If she __________ (not study), she will fail the test. a) doesn’t study
b) didn’t study
c) won’t study - We __________ (go) to the beach if it is sunny tomorrow. a) will go
b) would go
c) would have gone - If you __________ (eat) too much, you might feel sick. a) eat
b) ate
c) will eat - He __________ (help) you if you ask him nicely. a) helps
b) helped
c) will help
Exercise 3: Rewrite the sentences using “if” to create Conditional 1 sentences.
- They will miss the train if they don’t hurry. Rewrite: __________.
- She will be late if she doesn’t leave now. Rewrite: __________.
- He will get sick if he eats too much junk food. Rewrite: __________.
- They won’t find the answer if they don’t ask for help. Rewrite: __________.
- If you don’t study, you will fail the exam. Rewrite: __________.
Exercise 4: Fill in the blanks with the correct form of the verb in parentheses.
- If I __________ (see) her, I will tell her about the meeting.
- If you __________ (not take) an umbrella, you will get wet.
- They __________ (call) you if they need more information.
- If we __________ (go) to the supermarket, we will buy some snacks.
- If it __________ (be) too hot, we will turn on the air conditioning.
Exercise 5: Match the two halves of the Conditional 1 sentences.
- If she practices every day,
- If you don’t hurry,
- If we find a good restaurant,
- If they invite us,
- If he gets home early,
- he will cook dinner.
b. she will become a great musician.
c. you will miss the bus.
d. we will go to eat there.
e. we will attend the party.
Exercise 6: Complete the sentences using your own ideas.
- If I finish work early, ___________________________________________.
- They will be disappointed if _____________________________________.
- If it doesn’t rain tomorrow, ______________________________________.
- If my friend needs help, ________________________________________.
- You will enjoy the trip if ________________________________________.
Exercise 7: Correct the mistakes in these Conditional 1 sentences.
- If you will go to the store, please buy some bread.
- She will helps you if you ask her.
- If we won’t leave now, we will be late.
- He call you if he needs anything.
- If I am tired, I will to take a nap.
Exercise 8: Transform the following sentences into Conditional 1.
- You will be thirsty. (if / not drink / water) Rewrite: If _______________________________________.
- She will succeed. (if / work / hard) Rewrite: If _______________________________________.
- We will be late. (if / not hurry) Rewrite: If _______________________________________.
- They will not pass the exam. (if / not study) Rewrite: If _______________________________________.
- I will be happy. (if / win / the lottery) Rewrite: If _______________________________________.
Exercise 1: Fill in the blanks with the appropriate modal verb.
- You __________ (should/can) study harder if you want to pass the test.
- She __________ (may/must) be at home. The lights are on.
- __________ (Can/Must) I use your phone, please?
- He __________ (could/would) play the guitar when he was younger.
- You __________ (mustn’t/don’t have to) park here. It’s a restricted area.
Exercise 2: Rewrite the sentences using modal verbs.
- It is necessary for you to complete the assignment today.
- You __________ complete the assignment today.
- I am sure they are not at the office right now.
- They __________ be at the office right now.
- It is possible that she will come to the party tonight.
- She __________ come to the party tonight.
- It is forbidden to smoke in this area.
- You __________ smoke in this area.
- I recommend that you take an umbrella.
- You __________ take an umbrella.
Exercise 3: Choose the correct modal verb for each sentence.
- You __________ (must / might) wear a helmet when riding a motorcycle. It’s the law.
- He __________ (can / should) speak five languages fluently.
- She __________ (might / must) be tired because she worked all night.
- __________ (Can / Would) you help me with my homework?
- You __________ (don’t have to / mustn’t) do it now if you don’t want to.
Exercise 4: Complete the sentences with your own ideas.
- You must ___________________________________________.
- I might _____________________________________________.
- She could __________________________________________.
- They should ________________________________________.
- He can’t ____________________________________________.
Exercise 5: Match the modal verb with its function.
- Must
- Should
- Can
- May
- Might
- Giving advice
b. Expressing possibility
c. Asking for permission
d. Expressing obligation
e. Expressing ability
Exercise 6: Correct the mistakes in these sentences.
- You should to do your homework.
- They can’t speaks French.
- May I to go to the bathroom?
- He mustn’t to forget his keys.
- We could goes to the park later.
