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    The document discusses verb tenses that are used in conditional sentences about possible future events. It provides examples of conditional sentences using various verb forms and has the reader choose the correct verb tense. It then gives a longer scenario using a series of conditional sentences about what might happen if Robert goes to bed late one night.

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    Conditional Sentences – First Condition (Future Possible)

    Verb Tenses in First Conditional Sentences

    Directions: Choose the correct verb tense in each of the following sentences.

    1. If she goes to the birthday party, she a present. a) takesb) will takec) take
    2. I the doctor if my stomach still hurts tomorrow. a) will callb) calledc) call
    3. She will do the exercise again if she a lot of mistakes. a) will makeb) makesc) make
    4. If they practice a lot, they the game. a) wins b) win c) will win
    5. I will take my umbrella if it tomorrow. a) rains b) rainingc) will rain
    6. She will marry him if he her. a) will askb) askc) asks
    7. If we go out tonight, we the door. a) will lockb) are lockingc) lock
    8. I will make a sandwich if I hungry. a) beb) will bec) am

    Directions: Complete the following sentences using the correct form of the verb provided.

    1. If Robert (go) to bed late, he (sleep in).


    2. If he (sleep in), he (miss) his bus.
    3. If he (miss) the bus, he (be) late for work.
    4. If he (be) late for work, his boss (be) angry.
    5. If Robert’s boss (be) angry, he (fire) him.
    6. If Robert (lose) his job, his girlfriend (get) upset with him.
    7. If Robert’s girlfriend (get) upset again, she (break up) with him.
    8. If she (break up) with him, he (be) lonely.
    9. If Robert (feel) lonely, he (call) some friends.
    10. If Robert (call) his friends, they (ask) him to their party.
    11. If Robert (go) to the party, he (drink) too much beer.
    12. If Robert (drink) too much beer, he (need) a ride home.
    13. If Robert (need) a ride home, he (have to) stay until the end of the party.
    14. If Robert (stay) until the end of the party, he (get) home very late.
    15. If Robert (get) home late, he (go) to bed late.

    And you know what will happen if Robert goes to bed late again!

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