FIRST CONDITIONAL

FIRST CONDITIONAL

1. WHAT IS IT?

   • A type of sentence consisting of a condition or action to be performed by the subject and its possible future result.
     • COMPOUNDS
       • If clause
         • In this clause, we use the simple present tense.
       • Main clause
         • In this clause, we use the simple future tense.
           • EDWARD SAUL SARAGURO CALBERTO

2. STRUCTURE

   • There are 2 options:
     • 1. If + Presente Simple + , + will/won't + verb (infiinitive)
       • If she doesn't eat all her vegetables, she will become malnourished.
     • 2. Will/won't + verb (Infinitive) + If + Present Simple
       • She will become malnourished if she doesn't eat all the vegetables.

3. PAY ATTENTION TO:

   • We only use the comma when we write in the first order {If clause (comma) main clause}.
   • We can use other phrases to express the future. e.g. migth or be going to.

4. EXAMPLES:

   • 1. If you drink a lot of water during the day, your skin will be very healthy.
     • 2. You will improve your English if you pay attention to your classes and practice a lot.
       • 3. If you go to several cooking courses, you are going to be a great baker.
         • 4. If you don't take your vitamins, you won't grow properly.
           • 5. I will take you on a trip to DisneyLand if you pass all your exams.