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To talk about
Can use when
facts and
instead of if
general truth

To talk about
something is Use will / may/
likely to happen might / could /
int the present should before
or in the future verb

Exercise C (Suggested Answer)

Match and then write sentences in your notebook using the First Conditional.

1. You should drink some water if you are thirsty.

2. I might put on a sweatshirt if I feel cold.
3. If Josh is hungry, he’ll eat something nutritious.
4. If you are tired, we’ll take a short break.
5. If you want to win, you must try your hardest.
6. If you do not want to be late for the race, you should catch the bus on time.

Exercise D (Answers)

VIRTUAL SPORTS

1. don’t know
2. comes
3. don’t have
4. rains
5. do
6. will love