First Conditional

First Conditional

1. Definition:The first conditional is a grammatical structure used to talk about possible future situations and their probable results. It describes realistic events that are likely to happen if a specific condition is met.

   • Rules: We use the first conditional for a possible future situation. We use the simple present for the possible situation and will for the result. The rule requires the Present Simple tense in the "if" clause and will (or another modal) + base verb in the result clause.
     • Structure: Question Word + will + subject + base verb + if + subject + present simple verb?
       • Examples:Will you call me if you arrive late? Will it rain if we go out tonight?
     • Structure : If + Present Simple, will + base verb If + Present Simple, ... will + infinitive
       • Examples: If it rains tomorrow,we will stay inside.If she studies hard,she will pass the exam.
     • Structure: 1 If + Present Simple, will + base verb 2 Subject + will not (won't) + base verb
       • Examples:Unless you hurry, you will miss the flight. If she doesn't study, she won't pass the exam.