Fullname:………………………………………… Class: CÂU ĐIỀU KIỆN DẠNG I.Choose the correct word If we miss/ willmiss the bus, we take/ will take the taxi I come/ will come over to your house if you rent/ will rent a DVD They see/ willsee the new Lara Croft film if they go/will go to the cinema She goes/ will go to the party if you invite/ will invite her You are/ will be on time if you run/ will run If he doesn’t stop/ won’t stop smoking, he has/ will have problems later If you help/ will help me, I lend/ will lend you that Beyonce’ CD If you don’t eat/ won’t eat fruits, you get/ will get a cold one day II Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses If I see him, I (give) him a lift The table will collapse if you (stand) on it If he (eat) all, he will be full If I find your passport, I (telephone) you at once The police (arrest) him if they catch him If he (read) in bad light, he will ruin his eyes Someone (steal) your car if you leave it unlocked What will happen if mv parachute (not open) ? If he (wash) my car, I’ll give him $10 10.If she (need) a radio, she can borrow me III.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses If we win the money, we (buy) We (go) If we (need) She (not write) a new house on holiday if there is time some help, we'll ask to you if she leaves If Harry stays with his grandparents, Sally (not be) We (do) happy this for you if you want IV.Choose the correct word If we miss/ will miss the bus, we take/ will take the taxi If you don't eat/ won't eat fruit, you get/ will get a cold If you help/ will help me, I lend/ will lend you that Beyoncé CD If he doesn't stop/ won't stop smoking, he has/ will have problems later You are/ will be on time if you run/ will run She goes/ will go to the party if you invite/ will invite her They see/ will see the new Lara Croft film if they go/ will go to the cinema I come/ will come over to your house if you rent/ will rent a DVD V.Write the first conditional sentences You should work hard, or you won’t pass the exam If Henry fails his examination His parents will be sad If Sue shouldn’t go out this weekend, or she won’t have time to study If I think it’ll snow tomorrow I will go skiing If He should leave soon, or he’ll miss the bus If Don’t play with matches You will hurt yourself If VI.Circle the correct word or phrase If the weather is / will be fine, the children walk / will walk to school I lend / will lend you my laptop if you promise / will promise to be careful with it If they don’t / won’t their homework, their teacher punish / will punish them Jane gets / will get lost if she doesn’t have / won’t have the town map If I see / will see Ken later today, I tell / will tell him to call you My mother buys / will buy me a present if I pass / will pass my exams If there is / will be no water, all living things die / will die You aren’t / won’t be able to sleep if you watch / will watch horror movies VII.Write the first conditional sentences He can’t go out because he has to study for his exam => If She is lazy so she can’t pass the exam => If He will pay me tonight; I will have enough money to buy a ca => If He smokes too much; that’s why he can’t get rid of his cough => If She is very shy, so she doesn’t enjoy the party => If I will get work permit I will stay for another month => If He doesn’t take any exercises He is so unhealthy => If We can’t get the ticket because I don’t have money => If Study hard or you won’t pass the exam => If 10 Don’t be impatient or you will make mistakes => If VIII.Circle correct word or phrase If she (reads/ read) in bad light, she will run her eyes If I find your book, I (will phone/ could phone) you at once I will get angry if you (make/ will make) more mistakes If you don’t believe what I said (ask/ will ask) your father If I study hard, I (pass/ will pass) this year’s exam If the weather is fine, we (go/ will go) on a picnic If I (go/ will go) to Paris, I will visit the Eiffel Tower If they don’t invite me, I (don’t go/ won’t go) If he (got/ gets) my email, he will send the information we need 10 If she travels to London, she (will visit/ visits) the museums 11 If I (will get/ get) the money, I will buy a mobile phone 12 If you make trouble, I (will send/ will sent) you to the principal 13 If I (had/ have) enough time this evening, I will watch a movie 14 If he has money, he (will lends/ will lend) me what I need 15 If you (eat/ will eat) greasy food, you will become fat 16 If your sister goes to Paris, she (has/ will have) a good time 17 If he (will do/ does) that, he will be sorry 18 If I leave now, I (will arrive/ arrive) in New York by 8:00 pm 19 You (won’t well/ don’t well) on your test if you don’t study 20 They won’t know the truth if you (won’t tell/ don’t tell) them 21 If I bake a cake, (will you/ you) have some? 22 If he (will call/ calls) you, will you answer the phone? 23 If you don’t go to the party, I (am/ will be) very upset 24 If you get a haircut, you (will look/ look) much better IX.Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tenses If you (send) _ this letter now, she (receive) it tomorrow If I (do) this test, I (improve) _ my English If I (find) _ your ring, I (give) _ it back to you Peggy (go) shopping if she ( have) _ time in the afternoon Simon (go) _ to London next week if he (get) _ a cheap flight If her boyfriend (phone/not) today, she (leave) _ him If they (study/not) harder, they (pass/not) the exam If it (rain) _ tomorrow, I (have to/ not) _ water plants You (be able/ not) _ to sleep if you (watch) _ this scary film 10 If I (study) _, I (pass) the exams ... will send the information we need 10 If she travels to London, she (will visit/ visits) the museums 11 If I (will get/ get) the money, I will buy a mobile phone 12 If you make trouble, I (will... principal 13 If I (had/ have) enough time this evening, I will watch a movie 14 If he has money, he (will lends/ will lend) me what I need 15 If you (eat/ will eat) greasy food, you will become fat 16 ... Paris, she (has/ will have) a good time 17 If he (will do/ does) that, he will be sorry 18 If I leave now, I (will arrive/ arrive) in New York by 8:00 pm 19 You (won’t well/ don’t well) on your