4-Match the two halves of the sentences.

1- People will no longer need guidebooks B

2- If people can find flats and houses online, E
3- We won’t need switchboard operators C
4- If there aren't any schools A
5- Teenagers wont get jobs delivering papers D
a- will we need teachers? 4
b- if they use tourist information websites. 1
c- if all companies use automated telephone systems 3
d- if newspapers only appear in digital form. 5
e- we won’t need estate agents 2

5 Complete the first conditional sentences. Use the present simple or the will form of the
verbs in brackets.
1- i WILL (quit) my job if i DON'T get (not get) a rise
2- if you ARE (be) confident, i think you WILL DO (do) well in the interview
3- i WILL LOOK FOR (look for) a job in finance if i PASS (pass) all my exams
4- if you DON'T GO (not go) to university, you WON'T EARN (not earn) as much money
5- you WILL BE (be) much happier if you FIND (find) a less stressful job
6- if my computer GOES (go) wrong, WILL you FIX (fix) it for me?

6 complete the email. Use the correct form of the verbs in brackets.
Hi Pierre,
Thanks for your email. I am well, but very busy at the moment as i have school exams next
month. I'm sure i___will pass_____(pass) if i___work_____(work) hard, but i want to do
really well. If i_get__(get) top grades. I_will apply__(apply) to study science at the University
of london. If my marks__aren’t__(not be) so good. i__will probably go___(probably/go) to
another university - maybe sheffield.
If i ___have____(have) time. I will email_(email) you again before the exams. If i (not have)
time, I (be) in touch soon after. Anyway, i still hope to come and see you in Paris in August.
If I (find) a well-paid summer job, i (be able to) afford the plane ticket. Fingers crossed!
Love, Emma.