First conditional clauses

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First conditional clauses

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What are 'first conditional clauses'?

We use the first conditional when we talk about future situations we believe are real or possible. 

If it doesn't rain tomorrow, we'll go to the beach.

How do we use 'first conditional clauses'?

If it doesn't rain tomorrow, we will go to the beach.

It starts with: If , you then use the present simple. After the comma, you use will/won't + the full verb.

Let op! De conditional clause kan ook in been andere volgorde! 

We will go to the beach, if it doesn't rain tomorrow.

What was the present simple again?

Present simple = tegenwoordige tijd 

Rule: 

(+) Stam van het werkwoord of stam + s bij he/she/it 

(-) doesn't + hele werkwoord bij he/she/it 

Don't + hele werkwoord bij I/you/we/they

(?) Does + hele werkwoord bij he/she/it 

Do + hele werkwoord bij I/you/we/they

If you ... a lot of candies, you ... bad teeth

1. will eat, have
2. will eat, 'll have
3. will have, will
4. eat, will have

He ... this book if he ... it.

1. enjoys, will read
2. will enjoy, reads
3. will enjoy, will read
4. reads

If you ... coffee at night, you ...

1. drink, will sleep
2. will drink, will sleep
3. won't slept, drink
4. drink, won't sleep

Our teacher ... angry if we ... our homework.

1. will be, will do
2. won't be, do
3. will be, don't do
4. be, do

Turn this into a first conditional clause:
She wants to pass her exams. She has to study hard.

Turn this into a first conditional clause:
I won't go outside when it rains tomorrow.

Who can explain to me (in their own words) what first conditional clauses are and when we use them?

I understand the first conditional clauses

1. Yes I do
2. No I don't
3. A bit.. I still have a question