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FIRST
CONDITIONAL
REVISION
Revise the words from the previous lessons
REVISION
FIRST CONDITIONAL
When we use the first conditional,
we're talking about a particular situation in the future and the result of this situation. There is a real possibility that this condition will happen.
FIRST
CONDITIONAL
Zero or first conditional?
Zero or first conditional?
1. Scientific fact: If the temperature (drop), the water (freeze).
2. Real situation in the future: If you (not listen) carefully now, you (not understand) this topic.
3. Habit: If I (go) shopping, I always (buy)
chips.
Present Simple
+ I go to school. He goes to school
- I don't play computer games. He doesn't play...
? Do you play any games? Does he play...?
Tenses
Future Simple
+ I will go to school tomorrow.
- He will not (won't) play any games next week.
? Will you call me tomorrow?
WRITE THE CORRECT TENSES
Zero Conditional: ( ), [ ]
First Conditional: ( ), [ ]
We use Zero Conditional for...
We use First Conditional for...
CONDITIONAL
SENTENCES
Zero or first conditional?
Zero or first conditional?
1. Scientific fact: If the temperature (drop), the water (freeze).
2. Real situation in the future: If you (not listen) carefully now, you (not understand) this topic.
3. Habit: If I (go) shopping, I always (buy)
chips.
MAKE SENTENCES
WARMER
____ _______________ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ ____ _____ ____ ____.
NEW WORDS
- The opposite
- Law
-
NEW
WORDS
MURPHY'S LAW
Murphy's law
The opposite of what you expect/want is what usually happens. It is called Murphy's law. It is stated as "Anything that can go wrong will go wrong".
If I bring an umbrella, .........
If I don't bring an umbrella, ........
If I don't revise the words before the lesson, .......
If I study hard for the test, ........
GUESS THE COUNTRY
Before
Reading
HOMEWORK
Workbook, p. 52
HOMEWORK
How did you work today?
REFLECTION