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Conditionals (1)
1
Introduction
Come on, Rachel.
If
we
hurry
, we
’ll
catch
the half-past-nine bus.
There’s no rush,
is there?
If
we
miss
it,
there
’ll
be another one in
fifteen minutes.
Vicky and Rachel are talking about possible future actions.
They may catch the bus, or they may miss it.
2
First Conditional:
If we hurry, we’ll catch the bus
IF
-
CLAUSE
MAIN CLAUSE
If
+
P
RESENT
S
IMPLE
+
will
If
we
hurry,
we
’ll
catch the bus.
If
we
miss
it,
there
’ll
be another one.
If
it
doesn’t rain,
we
’ll
be having a picnic.
If
I
don’t practise
my golf,
I
won’t
get any better.
The verb in the if-clause (e.g.
hurry
) is in the Present Simple, not the future.
NOT
If we’ll hurry, we’ll catch the bus.
But we can use
will
in the if-clause when we make a request.
If you
’ll
just wait a moment, I’ll find someone to help you.
(= Please wait a moment ...)
We can use the Present Continuous (e.g.
are doing
) or the Present Perfect (e.g.
have done
) in the if-clause.
If we
’re expecting
visitors, the flat will need a good clean.
If you
’ve finished
with the computer, I’ll put it away.
The main clause often has
will
. But we can use other modal verbs (e.g.
can
).
If you haven’t got a television, you
can’t
watch it, can you?
If Henry jogs regularly, he
might
lose weight.
If Matthew is going to a job interview, he
should
wear a tie.
The if-clause usually comes first, but it can come after the main clause.
If
I hear any news, I’ll phone you./I’ll phone you
if
I hear any news.
3
More uses of the First Conditional
We can use First Conditionals in offers and suggestions.
If you need a ticket, I can get you one. If you feel like seeing the sights, we can take a bus tour.
We can also use them in warnings and threats.
If you go on like this, you’ll make yourself ill.
If you don’t apologize, I’ll never speak to you again.
4
If you heat water, it boils
We sometimes use the Present Simple in both clauses.
If you
heat
water, it
boils
. If Daniel
has
any money, he
spends
it.
If you
press
this switch, the computer
comes
on.
This means that one thing always follows automatically from another.
Pressing the switch always results in the computer coming on.
PAGE
346
•
CONDITIONALS AND WISH
Oxford Practice Grammar
Intermediate
PHOTOCOPIABLE
©OxfordUniversityPress
Practice
A First Conditional (
1–3
)
Read the conversation and then choose the correct forms.
Rachel: Have you heard about the pop festival?
Vicky: Yes, (
�
)
it’s/it’ll
be good if Express are playing. They’re a great band.
Rachel: Will you be able to go, Nick?
Nick: If (1)
I ask/I’ll ask
my boss, he’ll give me some time off work, I expect.
Vicky: How are we going to get there?
Rachel: Well, if (2)
there are/there’ll be
enough people, we can hire a minibus.
Vicky: I won’t be going if (3)
it’s/it’ll be
too expensive.
Rachel: It (4)
isn’t costing/won’t cost
much if we all (5)
share/will share
the cost.
Nick:
B First Conditional (
1–3
)
Comment on the situations. Use
if
+ the present tense +
will/can
.
�
It might rain. If it does, everyone can eat inside.
If it rains, everyone can eat inside.
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�
The children mustn’t go near Nick’s dog. It’ll bite them.
If the children go near Nick’s dog, it’ll bite them.
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1 Rachel might fail her driving test. But she can take it again.
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2 United might lose. If they do, Tom will be upset.
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3 The office may be closed. In that case Mark won’t be able to get in.
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4 Nick may arrive a bit early. If he does, he can help Tom to get things ready.
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5 The party might go on all night. If it does, no one will want to do any work tomorrow.
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6 Emma may miss the train. But she can get the next one.
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7 Is Matthew going to enter the race? He’ll probably win it.
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C Present Simple in both clauses (
4
)
Match the sentences and join them with
if
.
�
You lose your credit card. I can’t sleep.
1 You get promoted. You get a warning letter.
2 I drink coffee late at night.
You have to ring the bank.
3 You don’t pay the bill. Your salary goes up.
4 I try to run fast. The alarm goes off.
5 Someone enters the building. I get out of breath.
�
If you lose your credit card, you have to ring the bank.
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1
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2
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3
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4
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5
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CONDITIONALS AND WISH •
PAGE
347
Oxford Practice Grammar
Intermediate
PHOTOCOPIABLE
©OxfordUniversityPress
If (6)
I see/I’ll see
the others later on tonight, (7)
I ask/I’ll ask
them if they want to go.
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