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Conditional Situations (1st)

This document provides an English lesson on the first conditional, which is used to talk about possible situations and their results in the future. It includes examples of conditional sentences, practice matching conditions with results, and homework on forming first conditional sentences. Some key points covered are: - The first conditional talks about one thing depending on another and possible future situations. - It uses the structure "If + present simple, future will" or negatives/questions of this. - Practice matches conditional activities with their possible health results. Homework has students form conditional sentences about exams, English improvement, jobs, and health.

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Conditional Situations (1st)

This document provides an English lesson on the first conditional, which is used to talk about possible situations and their results in the future. It includes examples of conditional sentences, practice matching conditions with results, and homework on forming first conditional sentences. Some key points covered are: - The first conditional talks about one thing depending on another and possible future situations. - It uses the structure "If + present simple, future will" or negatives/questions of this. - Practice matches conditional activities with their possible health results. Homework has students form conditional sentences about exams, English improvement, jobs, and health.

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INTERMEDIATE CLASS 14 – Conditional situations (1st)

‘What will you do if you become proficient in English?’

In this lesson, you’ll learn:

✓ Meaning and use of first conditional


✓ Focus on the form of first conditional
✓ Practice of first conditional

WARM UP
Let’s play: PRESIDENTIAL PROPOSALS. Let’s imagine you’re a candidate. What
proposal will you offer to the people if they choose you?

Remember to use the expression:

If you choose me, I will….


DIALOGUE
Read the following conversation between siblings out loud with your tutor then
switch roles. Pay attention to the underlined sentences.

“What’s your favorite movie genre”?

Henry: Are you up for a movie tonight?


Elain: I don’t know, the weather sucks lately. Look, it’s raining again.
Henry: Well, if it clears up later, we will go out. I’m so bored.
Elain: Fine. But if it continues raining, I won’t go out with you.
Henry: Fine, but if we go, what movie will we watch?
Elain: Well, there’s a new movie releasing today. I just don’t remember the title.
Henry: It could be any type of movie but not romance. I hate romance.
Elain: Why do you hate romance? That’s my favorite movie genre! And the movie
is romance.
Henry: Oh, come on! Why don’t we watch another movie?
Elain: Fine. But, if we watch another movie, how will you reward me?
Henry: Hmm, if we watch any other movie, I’ll do the dishes for one week!
Elain: Great! You’d better keep your promise!
GRAMMAR FOCUS

The First conditional is used:

✓ To say that one thing depends on another.

✓ To talk about a future situation is possible.

✓ To talk about a possible result.

✓ If the first condition happens, something else will happen as a result.

One of the IF + PRESENT SIMPLE + FUTURE WILL


clauses
starts If I finish all my work, I’ll go out tonight.
with IF If we watch any other movie, I’ll do the dishes for one week!

IF + PRESENT SIMPLE (NEGATIVE) + FUTURE WILL The present


tense after if
If he doesn’t study, he will fail on the exam.
referes to the
If you don’t drive carefully, you’ll have an accident. future, NOT
the present.

IF + PRESENT SIMPLE + FUTURE WILL (NEGATIVE)


If it continues raining, I won’t go out with you.
If you don’t behave, I won’t read your favorite book.

IF + PRESENT SIMPLE + FUTURE WILL (QUESTION)

If we go, what movie will we watch?

If we watch another movie, how will you reward me?


PRACTICE
I. Complete the sentences with the right form first conditional.

1. If my English _____ (improve), I ____ (change) my job.

2. If I ______ (change) job, I _____ (ask) for a bigger salary.

3. If I ______ (earn) more, I _____ (get) my own place to live.

4. If I ______ (get) married, I _____ (think) about having children.

II. Match the conditions (1-5) with their results (a-e).

1. If you do lots of sports. a) you’ll probably harm your eyes.

2. If you drink too much juice. b) you`ll definitely put on weight.

3. If you don’t eat vegetables. c) the sugar will ruin your teeth.

4. If you spend too long on screens. d) you won’t live a long, healthy life.

5. If you eat junk food too often. e) you’ll grow up big and strong.

a) Which of the above do you agree or disagree with?

b) Did your parents say similar things to you?

c) Can you add more examples of your own?

III. Complete these first conditional sentences so they are true for you:

1. If I have enough time later, I’ll ____

2. I’ll call you if ____

3. I won’t ____ this weekend if ____

4. I’ll _____ tonight if…

5. If my boss asks me to ____, I’ll ____


CONVERSATION
Watch the following video ‘7 benefits of learning a new language` and get ready
to answer the questions.

https://youtu.be/L_FhIDiheoU

1. If you learn English, what will be the benefits?

2. What will you achieve if you learn English?

3. If you learn English, what other language will you study?

4. Why will you become more open-minded if you learn another language?

SHARE ONE THING YOU’VE LEARNT IN THIS CLASS


HOMEWORK

I. Choose the correct answer and complete the sentence with your own
ideas.

1. If I _____ (pass) my exams, I _____ (have) _________________.

2. My English _____ (improve) if I _____ (study) _________________.

3. If I _____ (not get) a promotion at work soon, I _____ (look)


_______________.

4. If I _____ (save) a lot of money, I _____ (travel) _________________.

5. If you _____ (not eat fruits), you _____ (get) _________________.

Check answers on the next page…


ANSWERS

PRACTICE

I. Complete the sentences with the right form first conditional.

1. If my English IMPROVES, I ‘LL CHANGE my job.

2. If I CHANGE job, I ‘LL ASK for a bigger salary.

3. If I EARN more, I ‘LL GET my own place to live.

4. If I GET married, I ‘LL THINK about having children.

II. Match the conditions (1-5) with their results (a-e).

1. E

2. C

3. D

4. A

5. B

HOMEWORK

1. If I PASS my exams, I´LL HAVE a party to celebrate.

2. My English WILL IMPROVE if I STUDY regularly.

3. If I DON’T GET a promotion at work soon, I‘LL LOOK for another job.

4. If I SAVE a lot of money, I´LL TRAVEL around the world.

5. If you DON’T EAT vegetables, you‘LL GET sick.

PS: The second part of the answer is just a suggestion, you can complete with your own
ideas.

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