This document provides information and examples about the first conditional in English grammar. It explains that the first conditional uses "if" followed by the present simple tense and "will" followed by the base form of the verb. Examples are given using "if" with "be", common verbs, and the future form "will". The document also provides sample conditional sentences using "if" with the present tense and "will" to express potential future outcomes.

1. Héctor Tauste
FIRST CONDITIONAL

2. Present simple
 If + present simple///future will
 If the teacher is happy, I will have a good mark.
 If my powerpoint is Ok, my teacher will put me
good mark.
 If I travel a lot, I will know about more cultures.

3. Forms...
Verb to BE
Am/is/are
Am not/isn’t/aren’t
There is/There are
There isn’t /There
aren’t
Normal verbs: + 3rd
person

4. Future part
 Will + infinitive = ‘ll
 Won’t + infinitive
 I won’t be an astronaut.
 I won’t know about french culture.
 I won’t stay here forever.

5. Complete conditional
 If + Present + future
 If my mum is angry. I won’t have dinner.
 If my dad is angry. I won’t go to Portaventura.
 If my granny is sick. I won’t go to his house.

6. My examples
 If the day of the spring party don’t change, I will
go to another place
 If the price of the hotel don’t change, i will go to
another country.
 If the day of the competition don’t change, I will
lose it.
 If the day of the summer party don’t change, I will
go to another place.

7. Examples for the class
 I ......... Be an astronaut
 You .......... Stay here
 We ......... See the TV program
 You ........... Win the competition
 They ............. Come to the class

8. Thanks for your attention!!!