This document discusses the first conditional, which is used to talk about possible events or situations in the future. It indicates that the first conditional uses "if" to refer to a possible present condition and "will" followed by the base verb to refer to a possible future result. Examples are given such as "If you buy a Claro cell phone, you will have more benefits" and common uses of the first conditional include predictions, offers, warnings, and threats. Readers are then instructed to write sample sentences using the first conditional for different images.

6. We use it to talk about the result of a possible event
or situation in the future.
IF Condition Result
Present simple WILL + base
talks about the possible verb
future condition talks about the
possible future result
If you buy a claro cell you will have
phone , more benefits.
You will have more benefits if you buy a claro cell phone.

7. We use the First Conditional for different
situations……..
Predictions: If we do not leave
now, we will miss the train.
Offers: If you want, I will do the
dishes.
Warnings: If you touch that
wire, you will get an electric
shock.
Threats: If you do that again,
I will call the police.

8. Now get in pairs and write sentences for
the following images…

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