The document discusses the first conditional, which uses the structure "if + present simple" followed by "future (will)". It provides examples of how to form the present simple using verbs like "be", other verbs with the infinitive, and negatives. Examples are given of the future tense using "will" and "won't". The first conditional is then defined using the structure "if + present + future" and sample sentences are provided. It concludes by noting the order of the clauses can be reversed.

1. FIRST CONDITIONAL
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2. First conditional
 If + Present Simple
 + Future (Will)

3. PRESENT SIMPLE
 VERB TO BE:
 Subject + Am/Is/Are
 Subject + Am not/Isn’t/Aren’t
 REST OF THE VERBS:
 Subject + Infinitive (+S if 3rd person)
 Subject + Don’t/Doesn’t + Infinitive
There is/There are
There isn’t/There aren’t

4. EXAMPLES
I’m wearing the
same
tie than Minnie.
We wear a Nike’s
trainers.

5. FUTURE PART
 Subject + Will (I’ll) + Infinitive
 Subject + Won’t + Infinitive

6. EXAMPLES
You will miss the show Next week I will go to
of rhythmic gymnastics. the beach with my dog.

7. EXAMPLES II
I won't visit house of my
cousin
in Menorca until summer.
The next month I will go
a
concert of Malú.

8. FIRST CONDITIONAL (IF+ PRESENT +
FUTURE)
 If I finish my homework fast.
 I will go shopping with my aunts.
WE CAN REVERS ORDER
 I will go shopping with my aunts.
 If I finish my homeworks fast.

9. EXAMPLE
 Give me money, if I go shopping at the
mall.

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FOR
YOUR