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Travel Planning with Conditionals

The document discusses making travel arrangements and the use of the first conditional to express possible future results of actions. It explains how to form the first conditional using 'if' followed by the present simple and a future result with 'will.' Additionally, it includes examples and activities related to travel vocabulary and conversations.

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Travel Planning with Conditionals

The document discusses making travel arrangements and the use of the first conditional to express possible future results of actions. It explains how to form the first conditional using 'if' followed by the present simple and a future result with 'will.' Additionally, it includes examples and activities related to travel vocabulary and conversations.

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Making travel arrangements

When you have travel plans or want to discuss the New language Zero and first conditional
arrangements for a trip, it is useful to be able to talk Vocabulary Travel
about the possible results of actions and choices. New skill Talking about actions and results

KEY LANGUAGE THE FIRST CONDITIONAL


You can use the first
conditional when you
want to describe a
realistic action and a
future result that it
might lead to.

HOW TO FORM THE FIRST CONDITIONAL


The first conditional is usually introduced by “if ” followed by
the present simple. The future with “will” expresses the result.

“IF” PRESENT SIMPLE COMMA FUTURE WITH “WILL”

“If ” shows that the Present simple tense Comma separates Future with “will”
sentence is conditional. describes suggested action. action from result. describes the result.

FURTHER EXAMPLES THE FIRST CONDITIONAL

You can put the “if ” clause at the end of


the sentence if you remove the comma.

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MATCH THE BEGINNINGS OF THE SENTENCES TO THE CORRECT ENDINGS

LISTEN TO THE AUDIO AND ANSWER THE QUESTIONS

Dan is calling his


colleague, Simon,
to arrange flights
for a conference.
They are discussing
travel options.

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