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“ FIRST CONDITIONAL INVESTIGATION ”

TEACHER: MARICELA ROJAS MARQUEZ

GRADE: THIRD SEMESTER
FOURTH SEMESTER
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GROUP: 305

José Enrique Santiago Pérez

Milka Jannyret Altamirano Rodríguez
Sebastián Walls Vargas
Esbeydy Loret Tostado Gonzales
Brandon Félix Reyes García

December
January 29,3,2022
2021
 First conditional investigation
What is the First Conditional?

The first conditional is used to talk about things which are possible in the present or the future —
things which may happen: Example. Explanation. If it's sunny, we'll go to the park. Maybe it will
be sunny — that's possible.

When can you use it?

The first conditional (first conditional) is used to pose scenarios in the future whose realization is
very likely. For this reason, it is the indicated conditional to express plans. Option 1: If + Condition
(sentence with a verb in the present simple) + will + Result (sentence with a verb in the infinitive).

We use the first conditional (First Conditional) to talk about future events that are likely in a
given situation. This verb tense tells us what will happen (or what is likely to happen) in the
future if something else happens first. The first conditional refers to probable and realistic actions
or events. It should not be confused with the second conditional, which usually refers to imaginary
situations (for example, "If I won the lottery, I would never work back!": "If I won the lottery, I
would not go back to work!").

What is the grammar structure for this conditional?

The first conditional is used when we are talking about something that is likely to be in the
future. The main and most used formula is If + Simple Present + Subject + Simple Future (Will).

However, it also has other constructions. Let's see them in this table:
CONSTRUCTION MEANING EXAMPLE

If + Simple Present + Simple Relationship of two facts (one If it is sunny today, I will go to
Future (Will) present) that ensures a the beach.
consequence in the future.
Si hace sol hoy, iré a la playa.

Subject + Future Simple + If +
Present Simple
A future prediction that is the
result of something that
happens in the present.
Your mother will come if your
dad is not here?
¿Tu madre vendrá si no está
tu padre?

When + Present Simple + 'When' is used when When you come to pick me
Subject + Future Simple something is certain to up, I will tell you what
happen in the future. happened.

Cuando vengas a recogerme,

te contaré lo que ha pasado.
 Unless + Present Simple + 'Unless' is used as a substitute You won’t see the snow this
Subject + Future Simple for 'If not'. Both can be used. year if you don’t (unless) you
come to the mountains.

No verás la nieve este año si

no (a no ser) vienes a la
montaña.

As soon as + Present Simple +
Subject + Future Simple
'As soon as' is used to
emphasize something
immediate.
I will send you the documents
as soon as I can.
Te envío los documentos en
cuanto pueda.

8 sentences using the First Conditional in different forms (2 AF, 2 NF, 2 IF and 2 Wh-?)
2 affirmative sentences

If it is not that cold tonight, I will go for a walk.

If it is sunny today, I will go to the beach.

2 negative sentences

If you don’t do your homework, you will not come to the cinema.

If you eat something now, you won’t be hungry later.

 2 interrogative sentences

Do you think they will come to the meeting if their plane is delayed? yes, they will
come / no they will not come

Will you do my homework, if I pay you? yes, I will/no, I will not

2 sentences with wh-?

What will you do if you fail your test? I tried again

What will you say if she asks for your opinion? I replied