Lesson 6 – Modified First Conditional
Learn how to use the Modified First Conditional in English
The first conditional tense describes hypothetical futures if a condition is met. This grammar tense always has two clauses, one is the condition and the other is the result. The two main modifications are using the words unless and could.
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Grammar Exercises for the Modified First Conditional
Exercise 1 – Practice creating first conditional sentences
Exercise 1 – Practice creating first conditional sentences
Exercise 2 – Write first conditional sentences
Exercise 2 – Write first conditional sentences
Exercise 3 – Listening Exercise
Exercise 3 – Listening Exercise
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
Lesson Quiz about Modified First Conditional
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Question 1 of 10
1. Question
Match the sentence halves with to make first conditional sentences.
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- if you are available?
- he will miss the train.
- unless major change occurs.
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Could you call me
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Unless he hurries,
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Global warm will continue
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Question 2 of 10
2. Question
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the first conditional tense:
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3. Question
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the first conditional tense:
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4. Question
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the first conditional tense:
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5. Question
Choose the sentence that correctly uses the first conditional tense:
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Question 6 of 10
6. Question
Write a first conditional sentence using the information below:
will/ unless / Central Park / a storm / we / visit / there isCorrectIncorrect -
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7. Question
Write a first conditional sentence using the information below:
turn off / we / it / the news / unless / interesting / will / isCorrectIncorrect -
Question 8 of 10
8. Question
Write a first conditional sentence using the information below:
he / could / if / Sam / takes / graduate early/ extra classesCorrectIncorrect -
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9. Question
Write a first conditional sentence using the information below:
all year / train / win / the World Cup / if / could / they / FranceCorrectIncorrect -
Question 10 of 10
10. Question
Write a first conditional sentence using the information below:
an emergency / need / unless / an ambulance / there is / won’t / youCorrectIncorrect
