Open the brackets to make the zero conditional or the first conditional: 1. If the weather (to be) sunny, we’ll play basketball outdoors. 2. If you (to join) the swimming team, you’ll have to train after school. 3. I feel more energetic, if I (to do) exercise every day.

1) When do you go to the cinema?
2) What do you do after school?
3) Why does your brother collect photos or bears?
4) Does your parents work in the shop on Sunday?
5) When does your best friend phone you?
6) Does yourl mother use a computer for her work?
7) Do people call you shy?

3) Yes, they do
4) No, I don't
5) No, I don't
6) Yes, they do
7) Yes, it does

2) G Yes, they do. I'm very hard working.
3) F  No, she doesn't. She doesn't like dancing
4) A  No, I don't. It's Katharine with a K.
5) H  Yes, she does. She writes email every day.
6) D  Yes, I do. I love sport.
7) E   No, he doesn't. He owns a restaurant.
8) C   Yes, you do. Your photos are brilliant.

1. When he returns to St. Petersburg, he will call on us. 2. If I see him, I will tell him about their letter. 3. We will gather at our place when my brother  comes back from Africa. 4. I'll sing this song with you if you tell me the words. 5. I hope you will join us when we  gather in our country house the next time. 6. What will you do when you come home? 7. If I stay some more days in your town, I will call on you and we'll have a good talk. 8. He will go to the Public Library very often when he is a student. 9. As soon as I return from school, I'll ring you up. 10. You will pass many towns and villages on your way before you arrive in Moscow. 11.I'll stay at home till she comes. Then we will go to the theatre if she brings tickets. 12. After I  finish school, I enter the University.