First Conditional Conversation Questions
The first conditional is used to describe future situations that we think are possible or real.
- If I clean my room my mom will be happy.
- If I sleep late I will be tired tomorrow.
- I will be thirsty if I exercise.
The first conditional is typically structured like this:
IF/WHEN + PRESENT SIMPLE + WILL + INFINITIVE
- If she eats too much food she will become fat.
- When I finish my homework I will go to the park.
However, the sentence structure can also be reversed:
WILL + INFINITIVE + IF/WHEN + PRESENT SIMPLE
- I will work hard if I get the new job.
- I will take my girlfriend to dinner when I receive my first paycheck.
If you study hard this week, what will happen?
If it rains tomorrow, what will you do?
If you meet a celebrity, what will you say to them?
If you forget your homework, what will your teacher do?
If you win a lottery, what will you buy first?
If you feel sick tomorrow, what will you do?
If your friends invite you to a party, will you go?
If you get a good grade on your test, how will you celebrate?
If you see someone being bullied, what will you do?
If your favorite team loses, how will you feel?
If you travel to another country next year, where will you go?
If you have free time this weekend, what will you do?
If you can learn a new skill, what will you choose?
If your phone breaks, what will you do?
If you forget someone’s birthday, how will you apologize?
If you are late for class, what will happen?
If you get lost in a city, who will you ask for help?
If you feel stressed this week, what will you do to relax?
If you eat too much junk food, what will happen to your health?
If you get a chance to meet someone famous, who will you choose?
If you see a friend crying, what will you do to help them?
If your favorite show ends, how will you feel?
If you get a job in another country, will you accept it?
If your teacher asks a difficult question, how will you answer?
If you save money for a year, what will you buy or do with it?
