The document discusses the first conditional, which expresses a condition and its possible present or future result. It notes that the condition uses the present simple tense and is introduced with "if", while the result uses "will" and follows the condition. It provides examples of sentences using the first conditional with different word orders and the use of modal verbs other than "will".

1. FIRST
CONDITIONAL

2. • The first conditional expresses a
condition and its possible present or
future result.
Condition Possible result
If you don’t sleep, you will be tired.
We introduce the We use “will” to
condition with the word express the result.
“IF”.
In the condition, we
use present simple.

3. If the condition is at the beginning of the
sentence, we place a comma after it.
,
If you see the film you will like it.
If the result is before the condition, there
isn’t a comma.
You will like the film if you see it.

4. Other structures
You can also make conditional sentences using other
modal verbs or the imperative instead of will.
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•If you go to Madrid, visit the Prado Museum.
•Will you go out if it snows?
•You won’t pass your exams if you don’t study.

5. Now practise them!
Complete these sentences:
If it rains tomorrow, ________________________

6. If you don’t do your homework,_________________
If I go to Egypt, _____________________________