The document discusses the first conditional, which is used to talk about possible future events. It provides examples of sentences using the first conditional structure of "if + present tense" for the condition and "will + base verb" for the consequence. Some example conditionals given are "If we use clean energy, there will be less pollution" and "If I take a shower, I will save water."

1. FIRST CONDITIONAL
We use First Conditional to talk about future possibilities.
Example:
- If we use clean energy, there will be less pollution.

2. • The condition begins with the word if and the verb in the
condition is in the present simple.
We use will and the base form of the verb in the consequence.
Example:
- If I take a shower , I will save water.
condition consequence
- I will save water If I take a shower.
consequence condition

3. Questions:
• What will happen if you don’t pick up after your dog?
If I don’t pick up after my dog, it will cause infections.
• What will happen if I listen to loud music?
If you listen to loud music, you will have hearing problems.