First conditional
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This document discusses the first conditional, which uses the present simple in the if-clause and will + infinitive in the main clause to talk about possible future events. It provides examples of using be verbs like am/is/are in the if-clause and normal verbs like don't/doesn't in negative if-clauses. Complete conditionals can be written with if at the beginning or end, and examples are given of conditional sentences about possible future events depending on certain conditions.
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First conditional
- 2. First Conditional If + present simple/// future will If I pass the history exam, I’ll travel to Sevilla
- 3. If+Present Simple revision Verb to be: Am/is/are Am not/aren’t/isn’t There isn’t/There aren’t Normal verbs: +3rd person Negative: don’t/ doesen’t + infinitive
- 4. Future part Will + infinitive Won’t + infinitive
- 5. Complete conditional If my mum is angry when I get home, I won’t have dinner. I won’t have dinner if my mum is angry when I get home. We can reverse the order If Alex wins wins his match, he’ll be enthusiastic. He’ll be enthusiastic if he wins his match
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