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    If it rains today, I'll stay at home. This conditional sentence is used to describe a possible real situation. It is formed using "if" plus the simple present tense for the condition followed by the simple future tense for the possible result. Some examples of this first conditional include situations that could potentially happen.

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    If it rains today, I'll stay at home. This conditional sentence is used to describe a possible real situation. It is formed using "if" plus the simple present tense for the condition followed by the simple future tense for the possible result. Some examples of this first conditional include situations that could potentially happen.

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    Primer Condicional

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    If it rains today, I'll stay at home. This conditional sentence is used to describe a possible real situation. It is formed using "if" plus the simple present tense for the condition followed by the simple future tense for the possible result. Some examples of this first conditional include situations that could potentially happen.

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    FIRST CONDITIONAL

    Explication: Is formed if + simple present + simple future. It is used when a real or potential situation is: If it rains today, I'll stay at home. Here are some examples translated.

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