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Diapositiva 1

• First conditional Form
• if + present simple (= condition), will + verb (= result)
• If we change our supplier, we’ll reduce costs.
• Use 1 To talk about events that might or might not happen and their results.
• If they close the factory down, we’ll have to look for another job. (The factory might close down, but we don’t know.)
• 2 Use the first conditional if you believe that the condition is likely or possible.
• If I get a pay rise, I will buy a house. (You believe it is likely or possible that you will get a pay rise.)First conditional Form if + present simple (= condition), will + verb (= result)
• If we change our supplier, we’ll reduce costs.
• Use 1 To talk about events that might or might not happen and their results.
• If they close the factory down, we’ll have to look for another job. (The factory might close down, but we don’t know.)
• 2 Use the first conditional if you believe that the condition is likely or possible. If I get a pay rise, I will buy a house. (You believe it is likely or possible that you will get a pay rise.)

Diapositiva 2