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1 FIRST CONDITIONAL Josefina Campos Florencia Folch

2 USE (RULE) We use the first conditional to talk about things we think are possible in the future.

3 STRUCTURE If + Subject + Simple present, Will + base form of the verb.

4 PRESENT SIMPLE +- ? I You We They PLAYDON´T PLAYDO YOU PLAY? He She It PLAYSDOESN’T PLAY DOES HE PLAY?

5 EXAMPLES 1)If it rains today, I will stay in home. 2)If I feel happy, I will go to the park. 3)If he is busy now, I will come back tomorrow.

6 EXERCISE 1) If it’s sunny today, I will _________ basketball. 2)If you feel sick, you will ________ to the doctor. 3)If he feels happy, he will ________ with his friends.

7 ANSWERS 1) PLAY 2) GO 3) MEET

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