First conditional 3 Choose the correct alternatives. 1 If you like/'ll like rock music, you love/'ll love this new band! 2 I call/'ll call you later if I have/'ll have time. 3 If she passes/'ll pass her exam, she goes/'ll go to university. 4 You won't/don't remember the vocabulary if you won't/don't do your homework. 5 If you are/'ll be going out later, you need/'ll need a jacket. 6 I have/'ll have a picnic if the weather is/'ll be nice. 7 You waste/'ll waste money if you buy/'ll buy things you don't need. 8 If you don't/won't save money now, you don't/won't be able to go on holiday.See answer

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First conditional 3 Choose the correct alternatives 1 If you like ll like rock music you love ll love this new band 2 I call ll call you later if I have ll have time 3 If she passes ll pass her exam…

Question

First conditional 3 Choose the correct alternatives. 1 If you like/’ll like rock music, you love/’ll love this new band! 2 I call/’ll call you later if I have/’ll have time. 3 If she passes/’ll pass her exam, she goes/’ll go to university. 4 You won’t/don’t remember the vocabulary if you won’t/don’t do your homework. 5 If you are/’ll be going out later, you need/’ll need a jacket. 6 I have/’ll have a picnic if the weather is/’ll be nice. 7 You waste/’ll waste money if you buy/’ll buy things you don’t need. 8 If you don’t/won’t save money now, you don’t/won’t be able to go on holiday.

Basic Answer

Correct Answer:

1. like, love; 2. call, have; 3. passes, will go; 4. won’t, don’t; 5. are, will need; 6. will have, is; 7. waste, buy; 8. don’t, won’t be able

Analyzing the Answer：

These sentences use the first conditional, which describes a possible future situation and its likely result. The structure is “if + present simple, will + base verb”. The present simple in the ‘if’ clause describes a condition that might happen, and the ‘will + base verb’ in the main clause describes the likely consequence. The correct answers follow this structure consistently.

Analysis of other options：

1. ‘ll like, ‘ll love: Incorrect. The ‘if’ clause needs a present simple verb to describe the condition.
2. ‘ll call, ‘ll have: Incorrect. The ‘if’ clause needs a present simple verb to describe the condition.
3. ‘ll pass, goes: Incorrect. The main clause needs ‘will’ + base verb to describe the likely consequence.
4. don’t, won’t do: Incorrect. The ‘if’ clause needs a present simple verb, and the main clause correctly uses ‘won’t’ + base verb.
5. ‘ll be going, need: Incorrect. The ‘if’ clause needs a present simple verb, and the main clause needs ‘will’ + base verb.
6. have, ‘ll be: Incorrect. The main clause needs ‘will’ + base verb, and the ‘if’ clause needs a present simple verb.
7. ‘ll waste, ‘ll buy: Incorrect. The ‘if’ clause needs a present simple verb.
8. won’t, don’t: Incorrect. The ‘if’ clause needs a present simple verb, and the main clause correctly uses ‘won’t’ + base verb.