CONDITIONALS TYPE I

If Condition +

Result

If Present tense +

will …(we can also use can/ may/ must)

Example:

If it rains, we will stay at home. (we can/ may/ must

stay at home)

We can change the order and the meaning is exactly the same.

Example:We will stay at home if it

rains.

Result +

If Condition

When we talk about real or possible conditions.

WHEN DO WE USE FIRST CONDITIONALS?

Read the following examples…

If the weather is nice, we’ll have a picnic by the lake.

WHAT ABOUT THIS ONE?

If it snows,…………

If I don’t have money, I won’t buy the Cds.

You can complete this one:

If I have money, ……….…

Now look at the following pictures and talk about possible situations…

Conditionals Type 1

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