First Conditional — Lückentext 3: Gemischte Formen

Aussagesätze, Verneinungen und Fragen mit dem First Conditional — mit will, can und might.

Aufgabe

1. If you by eight, we will have to start without you. (not: arrive)
   → If you do not arrive by eight, we will have to start without you. (First Conditional If-Teil → Simple Present, Verneinung: do not + Infinitiv)
2. she the job if they offer it to her? (take)
   → Will she take the job if they offer it to her? (First Conditional: Frage → Will + Subjekt + Infinitiv; If-Teil → Simple Present)
3. If the flight on time, they will miss the conference. (not: land)
   → If the flight does not land on time, they will miss the conference. (First Conditional If-Teil → Simple Present, Verneinung 3. Sg.: does not + Infinitiv)
4. Where you go if the office closed tomorrow? (will / be)
   → Where will you go if the office is closed tomorrow? (First Conditional: Frage → will; If-Teil → Simple Present: is)
5. If the manager the proposal, the project on time. (approve / start)
   → If the manager approves the proposal, the project might start on time. (First Conditional If-Teil → Simple Present, 3. Sg. mit -s; Hauptsatz: unsichere Möglichkeit → might + Infinitiv)
6. we a refund if the product is defective? (get)
   → Can we get a refund if the product is defective? (First Conditional: Frage mit Möglichkeit/Erlaubnis → Can + Infinitiv)
7. If she her keys again, she will have to call a locksmith. (lose)
   → If she loses her keys again, she will have to call a locksmith. (First Conditional If-Teil → Simple Present, 3. Sg. mit -s)
8. He you if you explain the problem clearly. (understand)
   → He might understand you if you explain the problem clearly. (First Conditional Hauptsatz: unsichere Möglichkeit → might + Infinitiv)
9. If we a table, we will not get a seat at the restaurant. (not: reserve)
   → If we do not reserve a table, we will not get a seat at the restaurant. (First Conditional If-Teil → Simple Present, Verneinung: do not + Infinitiv)
10. What happen if it during the outdoor event? (will / rain)
    → What will happen if it rains during the outdoor event? (First Conditional: Frage → will; If-Teil → Simple Present, 3. Sg. mit -s)
11. If the doctor you to rest, you better very soon. (tell / feel)
    → If the doctor tells you to rest, you might feel better very soon. (First Conditional If-Teil → Simple Present, 3. Sg. mit -s; Hauptsatz: unsichere Möglichkeit → might + Infinitiv)
12. the kids to the party if they finish their homework? (come)
    → Can the kids come to the party if they finish their homework? (First Conditional: Frage mit Erlaubnis → Can + Infinitiv)