First Conditional Challenge
A medium-level quiz for A2 English learners about the first conditional in everyday situations.
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Question 1: When do we usually use the first conditional?
For past habits
For possible future results
For fixed facts
For present routines only
Question 2: Which sentence uses the first conditional correctly?
If it rains, we will stay inside.
If it will rain, we stay inside.
If it rained, we stayed inside.
If it rains, we stayed inside.
Question 3: Choose the best word to complete: If I study hard, I ____ the test.
will pass
pass
passed
am passing
Question 4: What verb form usually comes after if in the first conditional?
Past simple
Will plus verb
Verb plus ing
Present simple
Question 5: If you don't wear a coat, what may happen?
You will feel cold.
You felt cold.
You are cold yesterday.
You were cold every day.
Question 6: Which sentence is a warning in the first conditional?
If you touch fire, you got burned.
If you touched fire, you got burned.
If you will touch fire, you get burned.
If you touch fire, you will get burned.
Question 7: Which sentence has the correct order of clauses?
We will go home if we finish early.
We go home if we finished early.
If we will finish early, we go home.
If we finish early, we will go home.
Question 8: What is the meaning of this sentence: If Ana is late, she will miss the bus?
She is on the bus now.
Being late may cause her to miss it.
She always misses the bus.
She missed the bus yesterday.
Question 9: Which option is NOT a good first conditional sentence?
If she studies, she will improve.
If I studied, I will eat a snack.
If I am hungry, I will eat a snack.
If they are tired, they will rest.
Question 10: Which sentence is best for giving advice or a result?
If you practice every day, you will improve.
If you will practice every day, you improve.
If you practiced every day, you improved.
If you practice every day, you improved.