If : First Conditional
We use the first conditional to talk about actions or events in the future which are likely to happen or have a real possibility of happening.
The First Conditional has two parts:
1. Condition Part(If ...): We use only present simple in this part. Example: If I go...; If he goes...
2. Result Part (will ...): We use 'will + verb' to talk about the result.
If it rains tomorrow, I will stay at home.
-- I think there is a real possibility of rain tomorrow. In this condition, I will stay at home
If my father doesn't buy me a bike for my
birthday, I will be very unhappy.
-- I think there is a real possibility that my father won't buy me a bike. In this condition, I will be unhappy.
Look at these pictures and read the first conditional statements.
Result part: I will go to Switzerland.
Condition Part: If I save enough money
Solve these and scroll down to check the answers:
Notice that you may start your statement with the condition part (If ...) or with the result part. However, if you start with the word 'If"(condition part), you will need a comma between the two parts.
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What is there in a First Conditional?
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