conditionals 1

conditionals 1

1. conditionals describe the result of a certain condition. the if clause tells you the condition and the main clause tells you the result. the order of the clauses does not change the meaning.

2. we use the first conditional when we talk about future situations that we think are real or possible.

   • STRUCTURE:
     • IF/WHEN+ PRESENT SIMPLE...WILL+ IFINITIVE
       • Examples of first conditional
         • Will you stay up if I go?
         • If you don't like the gif, I will change it.
         • If you start doing exercise you may lose some weight.

3. the modal verb Be Goint to

   • be goint to + if + present simple If + present simple + ,+ be goint to
     • She is going to go to class if she feels better
       • If i don’t have to go work tomorrow, i am going to visit my parents
         • Are you going to mop the floor if I wash the dishes?

4. modal verb “can”

   • If I finish work early, I can come visit you
     • If I don't pass the test, I can not go to the cinema
       • Can you help we with my homework if I ask you nicely?

5. modal verb “should”

   • If they invite you, you should go.
     • Should I study, if I want to pass exam?
       • If you ever go to Chicago, you shouldn´t take a boat trip on the river.

6. the modal verb "migth"

   • If it’s sunny, I might go to the beach tomorrow.
     • If you break up with your girlfriend, what might you do?
       • Kevin might not make it to the party if he doesn’t finish work on time.

7. the modal verb "must"

   • If mother phones you, you must tell me.
     • She mustn`t go to the party if you don`t want to.
       • If you go on a trip to the country, must you visit your parents?