FIRST TYPE

CONDITIONAL
José Roberto
Cabeza Ramírez
 Objectives:

To identify the uses of first type conditional

To differenciate the grammatical structures
for the first type conditional
To learn how to use the first type conditional
Agenda
Warm up
Complete the quote Short practice
Wordwall

Development of the
class
First type conditional
 Warm up If I win the lottery,

If it rains,
I will be rich.
I will get wet.

If I break my
If he finishes his cellphone,
assignments,
I will buy a new
he will play video games. one.
 01
What is the first
type conditional?
 Introduction

It's used to talk about things

which might happen in the
future. Of course, we can't know
what will happen in the future,
but this describes possible
things, which could easily come
true.
The first conditional is used to express the
future consequence of a realistic possibility
now or in the future. For example,

If I miss the train, I’ll take the next one.

There is a 50% chance that the first part of this

sentence (the action following ‘if’) will happen.
And if it happens, the second part is 100%
certain.
Structure:
Afirmative 1) If + subject + verb (simple present) +
complement + , + subject + verb
(future) + complement + .
“ If the weather is nice, I will go to the
beach. “

2) subject + verb (future) + complement

+ if + subject + verb (simple present) +
complement + .
“I will go to the beach if the weather is
nice. “
 Negative
1) If + subject + verb (simple
present) + complement + , +
subject + verb (future) + not +
complement + .
“ If it rains, I will not go to the
beach. “
2) subject + verb (future) + not +
complement + if + subject + verb
(simple present) + complement
+.
“I will not go to the beach if it
rains. “
3) If + subject + do/does not + verb
(simple present) + complement + , +
subject + verb (future) + complement
+.
“ If it doesn’t rain, I will go to the
beach. “
4) subject + verb (future) +
complement + if + subject + do/does
not + verb (simple present) +
complement + .
“I will go to the beach if it does not
rain. “
 Interrogative
1) If + subject + verb (simple
present) + complement + , + will
(won’t) + subject + verb +
complement + ?
“ If it rains, will (won’t) you go to
the beach? “
2) will (won’t) + subject + verb +
complement + if + subject + verb
(simple present) + complement
+?
“ will (won’t) you go to the
beach if it rains? “
3) If + subject + do/does not + verb
(simple present) + complement + , +
will (won’t) + subject + verb +
complement + ?
“ If it doesn’t rain, will you go to the
beach? “
4) will (won’t) + subject + verb +
complement + if + subject + do/does
not + verb (simple present) +
complement + ?
“Will you go to the beach if it does
not rain? “
Examples! Short practice!
Write 1 sentence using the first type
conditional.
1. If he tells the truth, they will
forgive him.
2. If you start doing exercise,
you may lose some weight.
3. If you don’t
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4. you will buy the dress if you
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“Success is the
sum of small
efforts repeated.“
- R. Collier