🔑 What is the First Conditional?

We use the First Conditional when we want to:

• Talk about the future
• Say what will happen if something else happens
• Show real and possible situations

✨ Example:

• If I eat too much chocolate, I will feel sick.
• If we hurry, we will catch the bus.

🧩 Grammar Structure

👉 The First Conditional has two parts:

IF clause (condition)	Result clause
If + Present Simple	will + base verb

✅ Examples:

• If it rains, I will stay at home.
• If I study, I will pass the test.
• If we are late, the teacher will be angry.

🚨 Important!
Don’t use will after if.
❌ If it will rain, I will stay home.
✅ If it rains, I will stay home.

💡 When do we use it?

We use the First Conditional for:

1. Predictions: If it rains, the streets will be wet.
2. Warnings: If you run too fast, you will fall.
3. Promises/Plans: If you call me, I will help you.

🗣 More Examples

• If I am hungry, I will eat a sandwich. 🥪
• If my friend visits, we will go to the park. 🌳
• If the teacher gives homework, I will do it. ✏️
• If we don’t leave now, we will miss the train. 🚉

Practice Time

Practice 1

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 Speaking Practice

Card game

Flip the cards

Look at the picture

Complete the sentences using first conditional

Open the box

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Read the sentence starter.

Complete the sentence with your own ideas