ESO

2. • The first conditional is
used to talk about the
future result of an action
or situation

3. • If clause (present simple):
• If you study hard,
• Main clause (future):
• you will pass the test.
(We use a comma
after the “If” clause):
• If you study hard, you will pass the test
There are two clauses in
conditional sentences:

4. • Main clause:
• You will pass the test
• If clause:
• if you study hard.
• If the “If” clause is in the
second place we don´t
use the comma
• You will pass the exam if you study hard

5. • Example:
• If it's sunny, we'll go to
• the park.

6. • EXAMPLE:
• Paula will be sad if
Juan leaves.

7. • Example:
• If you cook the
supper, I'll wash the
dishes.

8. • If you don´t sleep well,
• you will get asleep in the
classroom.