We use first conditional when talking about possible future events. The if clause is in the simple present and the main clause is in the simple future. The First Conditional (if + simple present + will + verb) (will + verb + if + simple present) • If he catches a fish, he will be happy. Or: He will be happy if he catches a fish. 10. If we 11. He Exercises: - Be sure to use the contracted form of the verb i.e. 'don't' rather than 'do not', 'won't' rather than 'will not' etc 1. If it (rain) then we 2. If I (see) Jim, I 3. If I (have) enough money, I 4. If he (be)late, we 5. If I (be) not too tired, I 6. I (be) very surprised if he 7. If I 8. They 9. We 12. If you 13. If you 14. If my mother 15. If I (stay) at home. (ask) him to phone you. (not/ go) to bed now, I (go) to the party if they (be) late if we (eat) all this cake, we (not/get) a better job if he (not come) with me, I (forget) your coat, you (find out), we (think) about it, I (go) to New York. (go) without him. (go) to the cinema. (come). (be) tired tomorrow. (be) invited. (not hurry) (be) sick. (not/pass) his exam (not/go). (be) cold. (be) in trouble. (find) a solution.​

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