Grammar Quiz

Zero and First Conditionals Quiz

English multiple-choice grammar quiz about Zero and First Conditionals

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We use first conditional to express something that will probably happen…

A. In the past

B. In the present

C. In the future

D. Now


we use ZERO CONDITIONAL …

A. to talk about situations that are possible

B. to talk about situations that are generally or always true.

C. to talk about situations that are probable

D. to talk about the consequences


If you gave me some money, I ____ you with your homework.

A. will help

B. help

C. helped

D. would help


If I win this tournament, I ________ preparing for the Olympics.

A. will start

B. would start

C. start

D. starts


If you ……. fire, you …….. burned.

A. touches ….. get

B. will touch, ….. get

C. touch, ….. get

D. touch, …… will gets


My sister ___ the phone if she is watching a film in TV.

A. doesn’t answer

B. will not answer

C. answers


If you mix water and electricity, you get a shock.

A. Zero Conditional

B. First Conditional


If Justin ___ tonight, Karen will be delighted.

A. cook

B. cooks

C. will cook


Which sentence is “first conditional”?

A. If you want to stay healthy, you need to do some exercise.

B. If she studies hard, she will pass an exam.

C. If today is Friday, tomorrow is Saturday.


If I ___________ superpowers, I would become a villain!

A. had

B. have

C. did

D. don’t have


If it ___ soon, there will be a drought.

A. doesn’t rain

B. do not rain

C. will not rain


You _________ electrocuted when you touch a power outlet.

A. will get

B. would get

C. get

D. can’t get


If we don’t sell our house, we ___.

A. will not move

B. don’t move

C. move


the formula for ZERO CONDITIONAL is……

A. present simple + present simple

B. IF+present simple ,….. future simple

C. IF+present simple,…….present simple

D. IF +future simple,….present simple


Some dogs bite if they ___ scared.

A. are

B. will be

C. are being


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