WRITING 2.  Use First Conditional and choose A, B or C.

1. If we come home late, mum ……………  angry.

A. is                   B. will not be                C. will be

2. Kate will be ill if she …………… a lot of chocolates.

A. eats               B. will eat                     C. eat

3. He ……… to your party if you don’t  invite him.

A. will come      B. comes                      C. will not come

4. The boys will have to play well if they ………. To win the game.

A. wanted          B. will want                  C. want

5.If it rains,  …….. an umbrella.

A. take               B. you will take            C. not take   

6. If you can’t find the answer, ……….. your teacher.

A. asked             B. will ask                   C. ask

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1. If we come home late, mum will be angry. (C)
Explanation: The sentence is in the first conditional form, which is used to talk about real or possible situations and their likely results. In this case, the condition is "if we come home late" and the likely result is "mum will be angry." The correct answer is option C because it is the correct form of the verb "to be" in the future tense.

2. Kate will be ill if she eats a lot of chocolates. (A)
Explanation: Again, this is a first conditional sentence. The condition is "if she eats a lot of chocolates" and the likely result is "Kate will be ill." The correct answer is option A because it is the correct form of the verb "to eat" in the present tense.

3. He will not come to your party if you don't invite him. (C)
Explanation: This sentence also follows the first conditional form. The condition is "if you don't invite him" and the likely result is "he will not come to your party." The correct answer is option C because it is the correct form of the verb "to come" in the future tense with a negative form.

4. The boys will have to play well if they want to win the game. (C)
Explanation: Once again, this sentence is in the first conditional form. The condition is "if they want to win the game" and the likely result is "the boys will have to play well." The correct answer is option C because it is the correct form of the verb "to want" in the present tense.

5. If it rains, take an umbrella. (A)
Explanation: This sentence is also in the first conditional form. The condition is "if it rains" and the likely result is "take an umbrella." The correct answer is option A because it is the correct imperative form of the verb "to take."

6. If you can't find the answer, ask your teacher. (C)
Explanation: This sentence follows the first conditional form as well. The condition is "if you can't find the answer" and the likely result is "ask your teacher." The correct answer is option C because it is the correct imperative form of the verb "to ask."