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If it rains, I will stay at home.
It talks about: something impossible
It talks about: something possible to happen
It talks about: the past
If you study, you will pass the test.
It means: passing the test is possible if you study
It means: passing is impossible if you study
It means: you already passed the test
If I see her, I will tell her the news.
It means: I can't tell her the news if I don't see her
It means: I already told her the news
It means: I won't tell her the news
The first conditional is used for real or possible situations in the future.
True
False
We use “will” in the if-clause (If it will rain, I stay home).
False
True
If you don’t hurry,
you miss the bus
you'll will miss the bus
you'll miss the bus
If it’s sunny tomorrow,
I went to the beach
I go to the beach
I will go to the beach
If I feel tired tonight,
I went to bed early
I go to bed early
I'll go to bed early
What tense do we use after if?
Past tense (V-ed)
Present tense (Vs/es - V_ing)
Future tense (will)
What tense do we use in the clause clause?
Future tense (will)
Past tense (V-ed)
Present tense (Vs/es - V_ing)
Choos the correct answer:
I will help you if you promise to study hard.
I help you if you will promise to study hard.
Choos the correct answer:
I tell her the news if I will see her.
I will tell her the news if I see her.
Choos the correct answer:
If you don't study hard, you fail the exam.
You'll fail the exam if you don't study hard
Choos the correct answer:
If you lend me some money, I won't have to go the bank.
If you lend me some money, I don't have to go the bank.
If your teacher gives no homework, you ______.
would be so excited
will be so excited
Which one is NOT correct?
If it rains, I’ll stay home
If I was a boy, I would play harder.
If I’m hungry, I’ll eat.
If she calls, I’ll answer her phone.
