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    This document provides an intermediate level English lesson on writing in the first conditional tense. It contains two exercises for students to practice forming sentences in the first conditional by filling in verbs in gaps or completing sentences. The exercises focus on using "if" clauses to express possible future consequences of present actions.

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    This document provides an intermediate level English lesson on writing in the first conditional tense. It contains two exercises for students to practice forming sentences in the first conditional by filling in verbs in gaps or completing sentences. The exercises focus on using "if" clauses to express possible future consequences of present actions.

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    Exercise - First Conditional

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    This document provides an intermediate level English lesson on writing in the first conditional tense. It contains two exercises for students to practice forming sentences in the first conditional by filling in verbs in gaps or completing sentences. The exercises focus on using "if" clauses to express possible future consequences of present actions.

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    SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIAL

    Level: Intermediate 1 Unit: 6 Skill: Writing Teacher: Jose Lopez

    First Conditionals

    1 Fill in the gaps in the following sentences using the First Conditional.

    1 If you ________ (not/exercise) and eat healthily, you ________


    (put) on weight.
    2 If we ________ (go) to the cinema, we ________ (buy) some
    popcorn.
    3 If he ________ (go) to the gym, he ________ (get) quite muscular.
    4 If you ________ (not/dress) warmly, you ________ (catch) a cold.
    5 She ________ (feel) sick if she ________ (eat) too much chocolate.
    6 If you ________ (stretch) your arms and legs after exercise, you
    ________ (feel) much better!
    7 You ________ (get) stomachache if you ________ (eat) too much
    fruit.
    8 If we ________ (walk) there, it ________ (take) us about twenty
    minutes.

    2 Complete the sentences below in the First Conditional using the prompts to
    help you. Use the 2nd person singular.

    1 do Tai Chi/be more relaxed


    2 drive slower/passengers feel safer
    3 suck cough sweet/sore throat get better
    4 eat too late/not sleep
    5 not lift heavy items properly/hurt back
    6 drink milk/stomachache go
    7 take vitamins/have more energy
    8 drink eight glasses of water a day/ skin be sparkling!

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