We only use "will" for these personal pronouns, I, We, Second person, All person, He, She, It, This conditional is used to imagine present or future situations that are impossible or unlikely in reality., True, False, What does the first conditional express?, A condition-result difference in specific situations that are happening in the present., A condition-result opposition in specific situations that happened in the future., A condition-result relationship situations that happened in the past., A condition-result relationship in particular situations that occur in the future., What does the MAIN CLAUSE tell us?, The condition, The result, The verb tense, The possible situation, We can use "can, may, could, might" instead of will when we talk about a possibility in the future, True, False, What are the two parts of the conditional?, Will, shall, Simple past, simple present, Condition, result, Main clause, result, If, condition-result, Which of the following sentences is using first conditional?, She would travel all over the world if she were rich., If we had taken a taxi, we wouldn't have missed the plane, If you study hard, you will pass your exams., Ice melts if you heat it., Which of the following sentences is not using first conditional?, If it rains, I won't go to the park., If I have enough money, I'll buy some new shoes., If I see her, I'll tell her., She would pass the exam if she ever studied., For the first conditional we use the following verb tenses:, Present continuous, future simple, Present simple, future simple, Past participle, present simple, Present perfect simple, future perfect simple, The following affirmative structure is correct: IF + VERB PRESENT SIMPLE + SUBJECT + COMPLEMENT, SUBJECT + WILL + VERB P.S. + COMPLEMENT, True, False.

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