THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

FOCUS ON THE PICTURE. "If Sandra has enough time, she ..."

Answer explanation

We use first conditional sentences to talk about possible situations in the present or future and to say what we think the result will be. We use will/won't + infinitive when we are sure of the result. If Sandra has enough time, she'll go jogging later. (We are sure that she will go jogging.)

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Grammar-Sports

If it rains tomorrow, what (...?)

• do you do?

• will do?

• are you doing?

• will you do?

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Grammar

choose the correct answers according to the audio.

• I'm not so sure.

• She will go out for dinner.

• That's a good option

• If she doesn't get stressed about it.

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Analysing

It is tomorrow now, and we are at the movie theater. Is it raining?

• Yes, it is.

• No, it isn't.

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Inferring

I'm at the party but Juan Ramon isn't. What happened?

• I studied and Juan Ramon's grandmother visited.

• I didn't study and Juan Ramon's grandmother didn't visit.

• I studied and Juan Ramon's grandmother didn't visit.

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Grammar-conjunction

Choose the correct options according to the audio.

• Yes, especially if we don't do anything to protect our environment.

• Yes, only if we study hard.

• Yes, especially if we don't go to the beach.

• Yes, unless we do something significant about it.

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Geography-Global warming

Is climate change or global warming a serious issue (problem) for you?

• very serious

• somehow serious

• I don't know

• not really

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Geography

Global warming