Lesson on First Conditional (1st episode) - (MUST WATCH the 2nd EPISODE too !)

This video tutorial covers the first conditional, explaining its structure and usage. It provides examples and four tips for using the first conditional effectively. The lesson emphasizes the importance of the condition and result parts of the sentence and offers alternative ways to express conditions. The tutorial concludes with a recap of the key points discussed.

What is the primary purpose of using the first conditional?

• To express certainty about the future

• To talk about hypothetical situations

• To discuss probable future events

• To describe past events

Which of the following is the correct structure for the first conditional?

• Subject + past tense, will + infinitive

• Subject + present simple, will + infinitive

• Subject + future tense, will + infinitive

• Subject + present continuous, will + infinitive

How can 'unless' be used in a first conditional sentence?

• As a synonym for 'if'

• To mean 'if not'

• To replace 'will'

• To indicate certainty

What is the effect of omitting 'to be' in a first conditional sentence?

• It makes the sentence incorrect

• It simplifies the sentence

• It changes the meaning

• It emphasizes the result

Which word can be used to indicate a necessary condition in a first conditional sentence?

• However

• Unless

• Whenever

• Provided

What does 'as long as' imply in a first conditional sentence?

• A condition that must be met

• A past event

• A future certainty

• An unlikely scenario

Which of the following can be used in the condition part of a first conditional sentence?

• Never

• Whoever

• Yesterday

• Always