Conditional Sentences
- If we don't have enough food, we will be hungry.
- If we are hungry, we will be tired.
Completing the Conversation
Mi: Let me see. (Vy reads Mi’s writing.) If you (1. take) take instead of a bath, you (2. save) will save water.
Vy: Sure. If you (3. cycle) cycle more, there (4. be) will be less air pollution.
Mi: Why?
Vy: It’s simple. If you (5. cycle) cycle, you (6. produce) will produce fumes. If there (7. be) are fumes, the air (8. be) will be cleaner.
Mi: I see. I have another idea. If people (9. plant) plant more trees, there (10. be) won't be floods.
Vy: That’s right. (Vy looks at her watch.) Oh, it’s five already. If I (11. not hurry) don't hurry, I (12. be) will be late for my English class. Bye, Mi.
Mi: Bye, Vy.
Multiple Choice
- If we (protect) our forests, we will help our planet.
- I’m not sure what to do next weekend. I (might) go to the cinema.
- I (might) fly to Ho Chi Minh City next Saturday, but I’m not sure yet.
- If we continue to pollute the air, we (will have) breathing problems.
- It’s very likely that they (will) be here by 10.30 p.m. tomorrow.