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First Conditional

The document discusses the first conditional, which refers to possible future events. It is used when there is a possibility that the "if" event may occur in the future. The structure is "if + present simple, future." Several examples are provided of sentences using this structure, such as "If the bus is late, we will walk" and "If it costs too much, I will buy a smaller one."

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First Conditional

The document discusses the first conditional, which refers to possible future events. It is used when there is a possibility that the "if" event may occur in the future. The structure is "if + present simple, future." Several examples are provided of sentences using this structure, such as "If the bus is late, we will walk" and "If it costs too much, I will buy a smaller one."

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1. First Conditional if + present simple, future (If you drop it, it will break.

) the first conditional refers to the future; it is used when there is a possibility that the ifevent might happen future, if + present simple (It will break, if you drop it.) If you drop it, it will break. (Will he drop it? Maybe or maybe not)

Examples: 1) If the bus is late, we (walk). 2) She (call) them if she (have) time. 3) If it costs too much, I (buy) a smaller one. 4) If the flight for New York is full, I (go) somewhere else. 5) What will we do if the taxi (not come)? 6) Will you phone me if there (be) any problems? 7) I (ask) Anthony if I (see) him tomorrow. 8) I (go) next week, if I (can) get a train ticket. 9) If I (have) to, I (complain) to the manager. 10) If he (see) me here with you, she (be) really angry. 11) Mary (be) worried if you dont come to the airport. 12) If it (snow) this winter, we (go) skiing. 13) My father (lend) me some money if I (ask) him.

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