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FIRST CONDITIONAL.



 The first conditional is used to state scenarios in the future whose realization is highly probable. Therefore, it is the indicated conditional to express plans.


Grammatical structure of the first conditional

Option 1: If + Condition (sentence with conjugated verb in present simple) + will + Result (sentence with infinitive verb).

Option 2: Result (sentence with verb in infinitive) + will + if + Condition (sentence with conjugated verb in present simple).



Examples:

*If everyone agrees, we will go to Spaim next year

-We may rent it if we like the apartament


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