Make this sentence a conditional sentence. You don't need to start with capital letters and any punctuation marks. She leave now/ catch the bus

if she leaves now she will catch the bus

she will catch the bus if she leaves now

Make this sentence a conditional sentence. You don't need to start with capital letters and any punctuation marks. I go shopping/ spend much money

if i go shopping i will spend much money

i will spend much money if i go shopping

The correct structure of the "Zero Conditional" is:

If + Subject + Present Simple, Subject + Present Simple

If + Subject + Present Simple, Subject + Future Simple

If + Subject + Verb in past + Subject + Present Simple

if / no / rain / the grass / is / doesn't / grow / there

If there is no rain, the grass doesn't grow.

The grass doesn't grow if there is no rain.

Julieta / eats / too much chocolate / she /gets / sick / if

If Julieta eats too much chocolate, she gets sick.

Julieta gets sick if she eats too much chocolate.

If you don't like the ice cream,

If you don't have a first course,

...

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If she goes to the birthday party, she (a) a present.

will take

takes

take

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I (a) the doctor if my stomach still hurts tomorrow.

will call

called

call

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If she (a) back late, our mother (b) angry.

comes

will be

will

come

will come

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If it (a) , we (b) at home.

rains

will stay

rain

stay

will rain

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She (a) there faster if she (b) by plane.

will get

goes

get

will go

will

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If I (a) time later, I (b) you.

have

will call

call

will

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(a) to the park if (b) my homework on time.

I'll go

I finish

will finish

will

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First conditional

If she goes to the birthday party, she (a) a present.

I (a) the doctor if my stomach still hurts tomorrow.

If she (a) back late, our mother (b) angry.

If it (a) , we (b) at home.

She (a) there faster if she (b) by plane.

If I (a) time later, I (b) you.

(a) to the park if (b) my homework on time.

If she _ (to come) back late, our mother _(to be) angry.

We (to help) her as soon as she (to ask) us.

If it _ (to rain), we _ (to stay) at home.

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First conditional

If she goes to the birthday party, she ​ (a) a present.

I ​ (a) the doctor if my stomach still hurts tomorrow.

If she ​ (a) back late, our mother ​ (b) angry.

If it ​ (a) , we ​ (b) at home.

She ​ (a) there faster if she ​ (b) by plane.

If I ​ (a) time later, I ​ (b) you.

​ (a) to the park if ​ (b) my homework on time.

If she _____ (to come) back late, our mother _____(to be) angry.

We ______(to help) her as soon as she ______(to ask) us.

If it _____ (to rain), we _____ (to stay) at home.

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If she goes to the birthday party, she (a) a present.

I (a) the doctor if my stomach still hurts tomorrow.

If she (a) back late, our mother (b) angry.

If it (a) , we (b) at home.

She (a) there faster if she (b) by plane.

If I (a) time later, I (b) you.

(a) to the park if (b) my homework on time.

If she _ (to come) back late, our mother _(to be) angry.

We (to help) her as soon as she (to ask) us.

If it _ (to rain), we _ (to stay) at home.