Use the first conditional to complete the sentences. 1. If I ___ enough money, I will buy a new skateboard. (have) 2. If you help your mother, she very happy. (be) 3. If Mary (help) in the kitchen, she will get more pocket money. 4. She will be angry if you the truth. (not tell) 5. You will have to walk if you the bus. (miss) 6. If Tom is at home, he _ TV. (watch) 7. The baby _ if you are quieter. (sleep) 8. If he is in San Francisco, he Golden Gate Bridge. (see) 9. He _ to the doctor's if he doesn't feel well tomorrow. (go) 10. We _ good marks if we don't study. (not get) 11. I ___ to the USA if I have enough money. (travel) 12. If they _ a car, they will drive to Italy. (buy) 13. If I work harder, I _ the exam. (pass) 14. If he _ his car, he won't get much money for it. (sell) 15. If he tells me the truth, I ___________ glad. (be)

Use the first conditional to complete the sentences. 1. If you have enough money, I will buy myself a new skateboard. (to have) 2. If you help your mother, she will be very happy. (be) 3. If Mary helps (helps) in the kitchen, she will get more pocket money. 4. She will get angry if you don't tell the truth. (don't say) 5. You will have to walk unless the bus arrives. (miss) 6. If Tom is at home, watching TV. (look) 7. The baby will sleep if you are quieter. (sleep) 8. If you are in San Francisco, look at the Golden Gate Bridge. (see) 9. He has to go to the doctor if he doesn't feel well tomorrow. (go) 10. I didn't get good grades if we didn't study. (do not receive) 11. I will travel to the US if I have enough money. (travel) 12. If I buy a car, they will drive it to Italy. (buy) 13. If I work harder, I will pass the test. (pass) 14. If you sell your car, you won't get much money for it. (sell) 15. If you tell me the truth, I'll be happy. (to be)

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