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Explore each image from the PDF as a separate slide.

by Rocio Marquez
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Image 1 from the PDF shows a card layout used in the First Conditional Card Game. It introduces basic If... then structures.

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Image 2 presents example sentences with present real conditions. Notice how the if clause predicts real outcomes.

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Image 3 displays result cards. Each card reinforces the consequence that follows the If clause.

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Image 4 highlights common first conditional verbs and verb forms used in card prompts.

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Image 5 demonstrates students matching If cards to appropriate result cards for practice.

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Image 6 shows a classroom setup for the game, with students collaborating to form correct conditional sentences.

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Image 7 features teacher prompts guiding evaluation of student responses in the First Conditional.

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Image 8 includes example dialogues using If I do..., the natural usage of the conditional in conversation.

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Image 9 emphasizes probability and possibility within the first conditional framework.

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Image 10 concludes with a summary card, reinforcing If... then structure and game-based practice.
 
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