Conditional sentence: I'll believe it when I see it

[Gelawani]

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #34 "Responses (7)", question 10

Frank: 'They say that all this rubbish is going to be taken away tomorrow.'
Jill: '.........'

(a) I believe when I see it.
(b) I'll believe it when seen.
(c) I'll believe it when I see it.
(d) I see it when I believe.

English Grammar Tests, Elementary Level

ESL/EFL Test #34 "Responses (7)", answer 10

Frank: 'They say that all this rubbish is going to be taken away tomorrow.'
Jill: 'I'll believe it when I see it.'

Correct answer: (c) I'll believe it when I see it.
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Is this a conditional sentence?

Gelawani

[Conchita]

Yes, it's a first conditional, also called conditional type 1, which refers to possible future situations.

[Ahmad Wali Popal]

It is ok to learn these kind of sentences .Thanks in advance,

[Mastap4ever]

Wow that's wonderful i enjoyed the conditional sentences.

[Majlinda]

Yes, it true. It is a conditional sentence. In most cases we are used to recognise conditionals by the "if " clause, but there are cases when we may use "when".
For eg. I'll believe if i see/ I'll believe when i see.

[Mone]

it is very helpfull ...so i can build my own conditional sentences

[Christina]

this type of conditional is rather easy for me! i would like to know more about conditional2!

[Thillaiganesh]

Sharajah reported for duty in time
or
Sharajh reported for duty on time
which is correct

[Mnanka]

On my side i still need more exercise to conditional type 1 sentences.Woukld yopu please help mme to know.What's the ways to recognize conditional type 1 sentences.

[Torsten]

Hi Mnaka,

You can read this: Conditional 1. In addition, I recommend you take a look at the following: How can I improve my writing skills?
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[Madiha]

Is conditional is always in Simple Perfect Tense Or we can use in other tense too.

[Hano]

I think conditional can be in the past .Is this right?

[FernandaPaulade]

Yes! 1st conditional!