Good afternoon children,
If you remember well, last week we saw how the first conditional works in terms of structure and when to use it.
Today, instead, we have a much more exciting post, in which you will be able to watch a video with an explanation about the first conditional (in case there are still some doubts or questions) and a pdf document with some exercises for you to practise at home.
Below you can watch the full video. If you click on it, you will be able to watch it better on youtube. And the reference of the video is:
First Conditional - Tutor Time (English Grammar). (2016). YouTube. Retrieved 4 December 2016, from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ifCM8kJFKI
Remember, we use the first conditional for situations or results that are likely to happen, when the probability is, let's say, 90%. Having a look at the first example of the video:
If I study hard, I will pass the test.
If I study hard = condition
I will pass the test = result
As you can see, the chance is not 100% of it to happen, but approximate, since it is very likely to pass an exam if you have studied really hard before.
Once you have totally understood the first conditional structure, use and examples, try to click on the image below and do the HOMEWORK for the 8th of December please.
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Have a nice Sunday,
Pablo.
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