This document discusses the first conditional, which uses the present simple in the if-clause and will + infinitive in the main clause to talk about possible future events. It provides examples of using be verbs like am/is/are in the if-clause and normal verbs like don't/doesn't in negative if-clauses. Complete conditionals can be written with if at the beginning or end, and examples are given of conditional sentences about possible future events depending on certain conditions.

1. FIRST CONDITIONAL

2. First Conditional
If + present simple/// future will
If I pass the history exam, I’ll travel to Sevilla

3. If+Present Simple revision
Verb to be:
Am/is/are
Am not/aren’t/isn’t
There isn’t/There
aren’t
Normal verbs: +3rd
person
Negative: don’t/
doesen’t + infinitive

4. Future part
Will + infinitive
Won’t + infinitive

5. Complete conditional
If my mum is angry when I get home, I won’t have dinner.
I won’t have dinner if my mum is angry when I get home.
We can reverse the order
If Alex wins wins his match, he’ll be enthusiastic.
He’ll be enthusiastic if he wins his match

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