FIRST CONDITIONAL

FIRST CONDITIONAL

FIRST CONDITIONAL

NOTE

It is used to talk about RESULTS.

EXAMPLE: IF YOU EAT ALL THAT, YOU WILL BE ILL.

It is used to...

... make PROMISES

... make THREATS

... NEGOTIATE

If I finish my work early, I’ll watch a movie with you. (PROMISE)

If you keep acting like this, you’ll be grounded for a week! (THREAT)

If you help me make dinner, I’ll help you with your homework. (NEGOTIATION)

AS YOU CAN SEE...

We use the FIRST CONDITIONAL to describe the result of a possible future action.

CONDITION: IF + SUBJECT + S. PRESENT CLAUSE IF YOU DON'T STUDY,

AS YOU CAN SEE...

We use the FIRST CONDITIONAL to describe the result of a possible future action.

RESULT: SUBJECT + WILL / WON'T + S. PRESENT CLAUSE YOU WON'T PASS THE EXAM

1st Conditional with QUESTIONS (?)

NOTE

If it rains tomorrow,

what WILL you do?

OR

if it rains tomorrow?

What WILL you do

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