Homework (wb pró) Zero and first conditional
1 Complete the sentences with the verb in brackets in the will
future, the imperative or the present tense.
| 1 If you eat all that cake, you ...(feel) ill.
2 If you leave ice cream in the sun, it ... (melt).
3 If you want to come to the meeting, . . . (call) Miranda.
4 Pasta... (be) disgusting if it is cooked for too long.
5 If you don't cook the pasta for long enough, it ... (be) hard.
6 We ... (go) to the swimming pool if it's sunny tomorrow.
7 You ... (be) more likely to be ill if you have no friends.
8 If you want to sleep well, ... (not use) a computer just before
going to bed.​

1. If you eat all that cake, you will feel ill.
To form the future tense, we use "will" followed by the base form of the verb. In this sentence, the verb "feel" is in the base form because it follows "will".

2. If you leave ice cream in the sun, it will melt.
Again, we use "will" followed by the base form of the verb to express future tense. The verb "melt" is in the base form because it follows "will".

3. If you want to come to the meeting, call Miranda.
Here, we use the imperative form of the verb "call" because it is a command or a request. The subject "you" is understood and not explicitly mentioned.

4. Pasta is disgusting if it is cooked for too long.
In this sentence, we use the present tense of the verb "be" to indicate a general truth. The verb "be" is conjugated in the third person singular form "is" because the subject "pasta" is singular.

5. If you don't cook the pasta for long enough, it will be hard.
Here, we use "will" followed by the base form of the verb to express future tense. The verb "be" is in the base form because it follows "will".

6. We will go to the swimming pool if it's sunny tomorrow.
Once again, "will" is used to form the future tense. The verb "go" is in the base form because it follows "will".

7. You are more likely to be ill if you have no friends.
In this sentence, we use the present tense of the verb "be" to indicate a general truth. The verb "be" is conjugated in the second person singular form "are" because the subject "you" is singular.

8. If you want to sleep well, do not use a computer just before going to bed.
Here, we use the imperative form of the verb "not use" to indicate a command or a request. The subject "you" is understood and not explicitly mentioned.