What is the correct structure of the First Conditional?, If + past simple, would + base verb, If + present simple, past simple, If + present simple, will + base verb, When do we use the First Conditional?, To talk about general facts, To talk about possible future situations, To talk about past actions, Which sentence is in the First Conditional?, If it rains, I will stay at home., If it rains, I stay at home., If it rained, I would stay at home., Which tense is used after “if” in the First Conditional?, Past simple, Present simple, Future with will, Which sentence is correct?, If she studies, she will pass the exam., If she studied, she will pass the exam., If she will study, she passes the exam., What is the result clause in this sentence: “If you hurry, you will catch the bus”?, You hurry, If you hurry, You will catch the bus, Which sentence has the correct negative form?, If he doesn’t study, he won’t pass., If he won’t study, he doesn’t pass., If he didn’t study, he won’t pass., Which question is correct in the First Conditional?, What would you do if you miss the bus?, What do you do if you will miss the bus?, What will you do if you miss the bus?, Which word is commonly used in the result part of the First Conditional?, did, will, would, Which sentence talks about a possible future result?, If we leave now, we will arrive early., If we leave now, we arrive early., If we left now, we would arrive early., Which sentence is incorrect?, I will tell her if I see her., If I will see her, I will tell her., If I see her, I will tell her., Can the “if clause” go at the beginning or at the end of the sentence?, No, it must always go first., No, it must always go last., Yes, both positions are possible., Which sentence uses the First Conditional correctly with “unless”?, Unless you study, you won’t pass., Unless you studied, you won’t pass., Unless you will study, you won’t pass., What does “won’t” mean in First Conditional sentences?, would not, did not, will not, What is the main difference between Zero Conditional and First Conditional?, Zero Conditional uses would, but First Conditional uses did., Zero Conditional talks about general truths, but First Conditional talks about possible future situations., Zero Conditional talks about future plans, but First Conditional talks about past actions.

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