Complete the conditional sentences with the missing parts and identify the types of conditionals. There are no mixed conditionals in this task.

Choose the correct option.

If you don't brush your teeth, [you get cavities|you'd get cavities|you'd have got cavities]. — It's the [zero conditional|first conditional|second conditional|third conditional].

[If you will relax|If you relax|If you relaxed], you'll feel much better. — It's the [zero conditional|first conditional|second conditional|third conditional].

If I owned a restaurant, [I'd give out free food each Monday|I'll give out free food each Monday|I give out free food each Monday]. — It's the [zero conditional|first conditional|second conditional|third conditional].

If Ben had done his homework, [he'd be able|he'll be able|he'd have been able] to hang out with us. — It's the [zero conditional|first conditional|second conditional|third conditional].

[If Mark had seen|If Mark would see|If Mark saw] that sign in advance, he wouldn't have jumped into the river. — It's the [zero conditional|first conditional|second conditional|third conditional].

If you try hard, [you'd finally pass|you'll finally pass|you finally pass] the exam. — It's the [zero conditional|first conditional|second conditional|third conditional].