First conditional gameshow

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  1. 1. If it ___ tomorrow, we'll stay at home.
    • Correct answer: rains
    • will rain
    • rained
    • rain
  2. 2. If you study hard, you ___ the test.
    • Correct answer: will pass
    • passed
    • are passing
    • to pass
  3. 3. I'll call you if I ___ late.
    • Correct answer: am
    • will be
    • was
    • be
  4. 4. ___ you don't hurry, you'll miss the bus.
    • Correct answer: If
    • Unless
    • So
    • But
  5. 5. You won't get in ___ you have a ticket.
    • Correct answer: unless
    • if
    • and
    • so
  6. 6. Unless you leave now, you ___ late.
    • Correct answer: will be
    • are
    • were
    • would be
  7. 7. If she ___ the early bus, she'll get to school on time.
    • Correct answer: catches
    • will catch
    • caught
    • catch
  8. 8. What will you do if you ___ your phone?
    • Correct answer: lose
    • will lose
    • lost
    • losing
  9. 9. If you ___ a coat, you'll be cold.
    • Correct answer: don't wear
    • won't wear
    • didn't wear
    • not wear
  10. 10. If we don't leave now, we ___ the start of the film.
    • Correct answer: will miss
    • miss
    • missed
    • would miss
  11. 11. Which sentence has the comma in the right place?
    • Correct answer: If we win, we'll celebrate.
    • If, we win we'll celebrate.
    • If we win we'll, celebrate.
    • We'll celebrate if, we win.
  12. 12. Which sentence is correct?
    • Correct answer: I'll help you if you ask me.
    • I'll help you if you will ask me.
    • I help you if you'll ask me.
    • I'd help you if you ask me.

Teaching notes

Twelve questions on the first conditional: if + present simple in one half and will + verb in the other, a negative if clause, unless meaning "if not", and two questions on the comma and the order of the two halves. It's for A2–B1 learners who still put will after if.

Play it on the board with two or three teams. After each answer, ask a learner to finish a new sentence that starts with the same if clause. As a follow-up, play a chain game round the class: "If I go to the beach, I'll get hot. If I get hot, I'll buy an ice cream…". Switch it to a Quiz for a calmer round without the clock, or play it live on learners' own phones.

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