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First Conditional Challenge

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Practice real-life future clauses.

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First Conditional Challenge
 

First Conditional ChallengeOnline version

Practice real-life future clauses.

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Introduction to the First Conditional

In the first conditional, use present simple in the if-clause and will + base verb in the main clause to talk about likely futures.

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Form and Meaning

Structure: If + present simple, then will + base verb. It expresses real future possibilities and likely outcomes.

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Positive Example

If I wake up early, I will catch the bus on time.

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Negative Example

If it stops raining, we will go to the park; otherwise, we will stay indoors.

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Question Form

Turn it into a question: If you finish your homework, will you watch a movie?

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Short Answers

Response: Yes, I will. No, I won't. Use the same structure with will.

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When as a Future Time Clause

Use when to describe a likely future action: When I arrive, I will text you.

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Until as a Future Time Clause

Use until to show until what time something happens: Until she finishes, I will wait here.

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Daily Routine Practice

If I miss the bus in the morning, I will walk to work. When I arrive, I will start meetings.

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Recap and Tips

Remember present simple in the if-clause and will in the main clause. Use when and until for future time ideas.

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