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1st Conditional

The document explains the first conditional, which is used to discuss future events that are real and possible. It details how to form first conditional sentences using an 'if clause' in the present simple tense and a 'main clause' in the future simple tense. Additionally, it provides example sentences and a review quiz for practice.

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1st Conditional

The document explains the first conditional, which is used to discuss future events that are real and possible. It details how to form first conditional sentences using an 'if clause' in the present simple tense and a 'main clause' in the future simple tense. Additionally, it provides example sentences and a review quiz for practice.

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First Conditional

Sentences
In This Lesson:

1. What is the first conditional?


2. How to form first conditional
sentences.
3. First conditional example sentences
4. Review Quiz
1. What Is The First Conditional?

First conditional sentences are used to talk about future


things which might happen that we believe are real and
possible.
Example:

"If it doesn't rain tomorrow, I'll go to the


park."
2. How To Form First Conditional
Sentences
First conditional sentences are made up of an 'if clause' and
a 'main clause'. The 'if clause' has the present simple tense.
The 'main clause' has the future simple tense with will.
Example:

"If it doesn't rain tomorrow, I'll go to the


park."
3. Example Sentences

If we eat all this cake, we will feel sick.


3. Example Sentences

If I am late for class, the teacher will be angry.


3. Example Sentences

If we don't leave now, we will miss the train.


3. Example Sentences

If it rains, I'll take a taxi.


3. Example Sentences

If I don't study, I'll fail the test.


Review Quiz
Choose the correct answer to make a
first conditional sentence
1
If it rains,

A I will stay at
home.
B I stays at home.

C staying at home.
1
If it rains,

A I will stay at
home.
B I stays at home.

C staying at home.
2
If I wake up late,

A I was late for


work.
B I lates for work.

C I will be late for work.


2
If I wake up late,

A I was late for


work.
B I lates for work.

C I will be late for work.


3
If you come home late,

A I am angry.

B I will be angry.

C I be angry.
3
If you come home late,

A I am angry.

B I will be angry.

C I be angry.
4
If she comes to the party,

A I'll be surprised.

B I wasn't surprised.

C I am surprised.
4
If she comes to the party,

A I'll be surprised.

B I wasn't surprised.

C I am surprised.
5
If I don't go to sleep early,

A I am so tired.

B I will be tired.

C I was tired.
5
If I don't go to sleep early,

A I am so tired.

B I will be tired.

C I was tired.
GOOD JOB!

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