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When do you use first conditional sentences?

to talk about real possibilities in the present or future.

to talk about the future.

to talk about past events.

to talk about unreal situations.

What are the two tenses used in first conditional?

future going to and present simple

present simple and present simple

past simple and future

present simple and future simple

First conditional: If I study,

I will get a good grade.

I wil get a good grade.

I will got a good grade.

I get a good grade.

I think it is raining / will rain today. It's my prediction.

will rain

is raining

Choose the first conditional sentence

Sometimes I feel like nobody cares for me.

Keep calm please, Sir.

If you mess with him, you will have problems.

When Will you come to my house?

Choose the first conditional sentence

If you mess with him, you will have problems.

Keep calm please, Sir.

Sometimes I feel like nobody cares for me.

When Will you come to my house?

First conditional: If it rains, ...

I won´t gone to the park.

I go to the park.

won´t go to the park.

I won't go to the park.

Will your predictions always become true?

yes

no

Which one of this phrases is "first conditional"?

If I see Mary, I will tell her.

If it had rained you would have gotten wet.

If you went to bed earlier you would not be so tired.

If it rains, the grass gets wet.

Make a prediction. What will happen next?

The mouse will get the corn.

The dog is running away.

The cat gets to eat the corn.

A: I think it ____ soonB: How do you know?A: I don’t know. I am just having a guess

fell down

falling down

will fall down

is going to fall down

Choose the best sentence written in first conditional.

If I don't run faster, I will win the race.

If I run faster, I will win the race.

If I must run faster, I will lose the race.

If I run faster, I will lose the race.

First conditional sentences are used for ______.

imaginary possibilities

real possibilities

facts

First conditional: She will miss the bus...

if she doesn't leaves soon.

if she doesn't leave soon.

, if she doesn't leave soon.

if he doesn't leave soon.

Which one is the structure of the first conditional?

If + present simple, . . . present simple

If + past perfect, . . . would + have + past participle (V3)

If + present simple, . . . will + infinitive (V1)

If + past simple, . . . would + infinitive (V1)

Make a prediction about what will happen.

an alarm will go off

Julie's mother was angry

Nothing

Julie ran from the bank crying

What is the best prediction for what will happen next?

He will leave

He left

He is going to leave

He is leaving