first conditional

remember the easy structure of the first conditional

if I study English,I will pass the exam

I will take an umbrella if it rains a lot

1. If I enough money, I will buy a new skateboard. (have)

2. If you help your mother, she very happy. (be)

3. If Mary (help) in the kitchen, she will get more pocket money.

4. She will be angry if you the truth. (not tell)

5. You will have to walk if you the bus. (miss)

6. If Tom is at home, he TV. (watch)

7. The baby if you are more quiet. (sleep)

8. If he is in San Francisco, he Golden Gate Bridge. (see)

9. He to the doctor's if he doesn't feel well tomorrow. (go)

10. We good marks if we don't learn. (not get)

11. I to the USA if I have enough money. (travel)

12. If they a car they will drive to Italy. (buy)

13. If I work harder I the exam. (pass)

14. If he his car he won't get much money for it. (sell)

15. If he tells me the truth I glad. (be)

 

more about countable and uncountable nouns

It's an easy exercise but you must be concentrate

1. He has test.

2. Do you like sweets?

3. He buys orange.

4. Do you like coffee?

5. She has got stickers.

6. Do you have raincoat?

7. We need strawberries.

8. We go to restaurant.

9. They have exciting holiday.

10. She reads book.

11. He buys new computer.

12. They have interesting History lesson.

13. I need money.

14. Can I have milk?
15. He gives her orange juice.

16. Do you want cup of coffee?

17. This is American word.

18. This is old book.

19. I'd like cornflakes, please.

20. Please get bread from the baker's.

21. There is fly in the bottle.

22. Lets buy new jeans.

23. Jerry gets presents.

24. Can you give me butter?

25. We need eggs to bake a cake.

26. That's good idea.

27. She buys skirt.

28. She invites boys and girls to the party.
29. I've got letter for you.

30. He buys oranges.

31. I need new coat.

32. I'll come back in hour.

33. I need stamps.

34. Do you like coffee?

35. She is unhappy girl.

36. This is important word.

37. Peter works in office.

38. Give him apples!

39. Do you like toast?

40. He has blue bike.

41. They have got idea.

42. Can you lend me money?

43. He is policeman.

44. They have got hamsters.
45. Can I have orange, please?

46. Bill has got orange snowboard.

47. This is interesting story.

48. They like hamburgers.

49. This is expensive hotel.

50. Do you have mobile phone?

51. She is nice teacher.

52. We live in old house.

53. He is arrogant boy.

54. She is beautiful girl.

55. We'll have tests next week.

56. They sing song.

57. He buys cheese.

58. Can you give me information, please?
59. She has blue schoolbag.

60. This is Irish beer.

 

countable and uncountable nouns

use a,an,some and any

a/an with singular countable nouns.We use a/an in affirmative,negative and interrogative sentences

some/any with plural countable nouns and uncountable nouns.We use "some" in affirmative sentences and we use "any" in negative and interrogative sentences

1. Do you have milk?

2. Can you give him tea?

3. Do you want orange?

4. Give him present.

5. Father buys me stickers.

6. Do you want apple?

7. Have you got stamps?

8. Does he like orange juice?

9. Do you like some butter and jam?

10. Mum, please give me melon.

11. Does the monkey eat apple?

12. Tom gives me nice present.

13. This is excellent test.

14. Please buy me little hamster!

15. We need eggs to bake a cake.

16. Would you like tea?

17. She invites boys from her class.

18. Do you want orange?

19. Mum, I've got letter for you.

20. I'd like cornflakes, please.

21. I have got question.

22. We need some eggs to bake cake.

23. There is milk in the fridge.

24. Do you want ice - cream, Tom?

25. Please, buy oranges. That's good idea.

26. I want to buy shirt and pullover.

27. Jerry wants toast.

28. Bring bottles of juice, please.

29. I'd like to have roll and tea for breakfast.
30. Buy cheese for dinner, please.

countable and uncountable nouns

complete with;a,an,some

a-we use "a" with countable noun in singular and the first letter is a consonant

an-we use "an" with countable noun in singular and  the first letter is a vowel

some-we use "some" with countable nouns in plural and with uncountable nouns(remember the uncountable nouns haven't got plural!!!)

ugly T - shirt hamsterEnglish book sweatergame boyhamburgerEnglish name dogfolder pen penciloverhead projector beautiful dress walkmanbanana angry manboxice - creamfriendduckumbrellaold houseanimalchair

foxwindowtablehorsebookelephant antlollyinternet servercomputerrubber pullover sofadeskschool bagpot plantboardeaglefrogorange ballwindowwomanballdoor

clownsandwichvideoT - shirthot dogrecorderswimming poolchewing gumantcatyoghurtcoatlollybiroladyhappy girlskirtorangemonkey ratjuicedoorearcolour

more object pronouns

Complete and fill in me, you, him, her, it, us, you and them.

1. I want those books. Please give to .

2. He wants the key. Please give to .

3. Carol wants the keys. Please give to .

4. I want the letter. Please give to .

5. They want the money. Please give to .

6. We like to see the photos. Please show to .

7. Mr Hoskins wants to read the newspaper. Please give to .

8. Sam wants the rubber. Please give to .

9. Your mother needs the camera. Please give to .

10. My friends want to see your dogs. Please show to .

11. I want to see your test. Please show to .
12. We don't know your phone number. Please give to .

object pronouns

Use the right object pronoun
I                     me
you                you
he                  him
she                her
it                   it
we                us
you              you
they             them

Fill and complete in me, you, him, her, it, us, you and them.

1. Who is that woman? Why are you looking at ?

2. Do you know that man? Yes, I work with .

3. I am talking to you. Please listen to .

4. These photos are nice. Do you want to look at ?

5. I like that camera. I am going to buy .

6. I don't know Peter's girl friend. Do you know ?

7. Where are the tickets? I can't find .

8. We are going to the disco. Can you come with ?

9. I don't like dogs. I'm afraid of .

10. Where is she? I want to talk to .

11. Those apples are bad. Don't eat !

12. I don't know this girl. Do you know ?

13. Alan never drinks milk. He doesn't like .

14. Where are the children? Have you seen ?

15. I can't find my pencil. Can you give one to ?

 

how much?,how many?

use how much?-with uncountable noun

use how many?-with countable noun

1. lemonade have we got? We’ve got only one bottle.

2. bottles are there? Three.

3. meat is there? We have got two steaks.

4. bananas have we got? We haven’t got any.

5. sugar have we got? Enough.

6. bread have we got? Some.

7. pens are in your bag? Six.

8. money have we got? We haven’t got a lot.

9. bikes are there in the garden? Two.

10. children have they got? Two girls and a boy.

11. milk have we got? About one and a half litre.

12. years is this wine? It’s 22 years old.