1. FIRST CONDITIONAL “If” clause + Present Tense + future Example: If we go to the concert on Friday, it will be cheaper.

2.  Used to talk about possibilities in the present or future.  If you study hard, you will pass the test. dependent clause independent clause You will pass the test if you study hard.

3.  The first conditional can be used to talk about things which may happen:  If it’s sunny, we’ll go to the park.  (it’s possible that it will be sunny, but not guaranteed)

4.  If you go to the movies without me, I’ll be mad.  I’ll be mad if you go to the movies without me.  Write your own example.  _________________________________________ _________________________________________

5.  We can also use “unless”.  You will be unhappy unless you break up with your girlfriend.  Unless you break up with your girlfriend, you’re going to be unhappy.

6.  Alisson won’t go out tonight unless she finishes her project.  If Alisson doesn’t finish her project, she won’t go out tonight.  If you don’t work out, you are not going to lose any weight.  _________________________________________ _________________________________________

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13. First conditional Sam and his friends are organizing a party. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense. 1.If we...............someone’s house, we.............able to invite a lot of people.( use / not be ) 2. We................more fun, if there..............lots of people there.(have / be) 3. If we..............everyone in the tenth grade, we............... a big hall ( invite / need)

14. 4.-If we..........a DJ, my brother.............it for us (want/ do) 5.-It..............better, if we...........a professional DJ.( be / have) 6.-But it.............less, if my brother.............it ( cost / do) 7.-More people..............., if we..............the party on Saturday night.( come / have)