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“THE FIRST CONDITIONAL”

XVI CYCLE
INTEGRANTES:

Betzi Barboza Estela


Christian Hugo Santos Fernández
Dani Edilson Tocto Rimarachin
CONDITIONALS
All conditional sentences talk about a
result that is dependent on a condition.
The sentences, therefore, have two
parts. In English, we use the word “if” to
determine the condition in the first
clause, and the result (which depends on
the condition) in the other clause.

If ice-cream gets warm, it melts.


Since the tenses used are unique to [condition], [result]
each conditional type we can often
rearrange the two parts of the
sentence freely: Ice-cream melts if it gets warm.
FIRST CONDITIONAL
USE:

 We use the 1st conditional when we believe the condition and result can (and
probably will) happen in reality, but they are not 100% certain like the zero
conditional above.

 It is formed by using the present tense in the condition part of the sentence
and most often the future tense with “will” in the result part of the sentence:
GRAMMATICAL
STRUCTURE
USING “ -‘LL” FOR “WILL” IN THE
1ST CONDITIONAL
WE USE “WILL NOT” OR “WON’T”
FOR NEGATIVE RESULTS
USING THE 1ST CONDITIONAL
FOR WARNINGS.
USING MANNERS-UTILIZANDO MODALES

Can-puedo must – debó


Should - debería Could – podría

Presente simple Futuro simple


Condición Resultado
If he goes I must go
Negativo Negativo
If he does not go I should not go
EXAMPLES:
 If it rains, I won't go to the park.

 If I study today, I'll go to the party tonight.

 If I have enough money, I'll buy some new shoes.

 She'll miss the bus if she doesn't leave soon.

 If I see her, I'll tell her.


ZERO CONDITIONAL VS FIRST CONDITIONAL
Type tenses in the two clauses probability condition
will

Zero condicional (if + sujeto + p.s + , sujeto + p.s) 100% - will always
happen

first condicional (if + sujeto + p.s + , + sujeto + will + verb infinitivo) 50%-
90%- will probably happen
The first conditional describes a particular situation, whereas the zero conditional
describes what happens in general.
ZERO CONDICIONAL (examples)
 If you mix blue and yellow, you get Green. You get Green if you mix
blue and yellow.

 If I eat chiken, I get sick. I get sick if I eat chiken.

 Si no estudio, no obtengo buenas calificaciones. I don´t get good


graden if I don´t study.

FIRST CONDICIONAL (examples)


 If he Works hard, he will get a promotion. He will get a promotion if
he Works hard.

 If you don´t study, you won´t pass the exam. You won´t pass the
exam if you don´t study.
EXERCISES
 If I _________ (learn) this lesson, I _________ (pass) my exam.

 If John _________ (fail) his English exam, he _________ (not go) to


the party.

 When it _________(rain), shops _________ (sell) more umbrellas.

 If Virginia _________ (be) late, George _________(get) angry.

 If my team _________(win) the championship, we _________


(celebrate).

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