If you ... (not help) me, I ... (not pass) the exam tomorrow. We ... (buy) this car if you ... (give) us a discount. If my dad ... (find) his tools, he ... (be able) to repair my bike. If David ... (not give up) smoking, Liza ... (not marry) him. Mary ... (meet) her friends from Italy if she ... (come) to the party. If you ... (lend) me the money, I ... (pay) you back next month. They ... (not let) you into the cinema if you ... (lose) your tickets. If my sister ... (travel) to Japan, she ... (buy) a kimono for me. If he ... (practice) every day, he ... (become) a champion. She ... (help) us if we ... (ask). If they ... (have) enough money, they ... (open) a restaurant next year. If Bob ... (not keep) his word, Anna ... (be angry) with him.

These are sentences with the First Conditional: If + Present Simple, will + verb. It is used for a real possible situation in the future.

• If you do not help me, I will not pass the exam tomorrow.
• We will buy this car if you give us a discount.
• If my dad finds his tools, he will be able to repair my bike.
• If David does not give up smoking, Liza will not marry him.
• Mary will meet her friends from Italy if she comes to the party.
• If you lend me the money, I will pay you back next month.
• They will not let you into the cinema if you lose your tickets.
• If my sister travels to Japan, she will buy a kimono for me.
• If he practices every day, he will become a champion.
• She will help us if we ask.
• If they have enough money, they will open a restaurant next year.
• If Bob does not keep his word, Anna will be angry with him.

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