First conditional sentences are sentences that may occur after another action in the future. The first conditional contains two tenses, i.e., Present simple and simple future tense.
First
conditional sentences describe things that are possible and could very well
happen in the near future. We discuss plans, promises, threats, or persuasion
in the first conditional tenses. If a condition is met, we predict an outcome.
Structure of First Conditional Sentences:
The first conditional
sentence can be written in two ways.
If+ Present Simple, Simple Future:
If Sana comes, I will go with her for
Shopping.
If + Future Simple, Present simple tense:
I will go Shopping, if Sana comes.
10 Examples of first conditional sentences:
• If Sameer
teaches me mathematics, I will understand it very well
• If Diya
does not go to the party, I will not go too.
• Saima will
cry if you play with her toys.
• Naina will go
to sleep If she completes her.
• If you meet
with Taniya, she will be delighted.
• Anita will
get tired if she works late at night.
• If John
learns computer programming, he will get a good job.
• Anushka
will eat a pizza if she goes out.
• What will
you do if you get a fully funded scholarship?
• If Madhu
pursues higher studies, she will become a doctor.
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