The First Conditional in Action - English Grammar
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- Опубликовано: 6 дек 2018
- The first conditional is a really useful English grammar structure for talking about future possibilities.
If you watch this video, you'll see lots of first conditional examples. Hey - we just used a first conditional there! It's such a useful structure!
First conditionals have two clauses: the condition and possible result. We'll show you how to form them, make negatives and questions, punctuate them and reverse the order. You'll learn about a common mistake and the different modal verbs you can use.
And very importantly, you'll see lots of examples of the first conditional in action in a funny spy story.
To learn about other English conditionals, check out this playlist: • English conditionals
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Ra'ed She means that the role of being a teacher is more suited to them. (More their style.)
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Brilliant example of first conditional made interesting and not complicated.
So glad you liked it Yvonne. Thanks so much for writing. :-)
Good evening Vicki and Jay ♥ I love Friday nights, when my mobile announces: Simple English Videos has uploaded a new video ^_^
I was looking forward to hearing more about the conditionals! ♥
And I can't wait for your videos about the second and third conditional, which I think are pretty hard to usw in everyday conversations, since it's not easy to keep the grammar in mind whle talking! But thanks to your creative ways to explain, it's so much easier to remember! ♥
And wooow! Jay Bond! Here is your very first fan! ♥ If you ever write novels over novels about Jay Bond and Miss Vicki, his witty right-hand, I'll definitely want to get hold of an autographed copy *____* Your story was simply aaawesome! 😍 😂
Enjoy your weekend you two ♥ Lovely greetings from Germany! ♥
Hi Steffi. This one was a lot of fun to make! I thought Jay made a great spy too! :-)
Yes, the structure of the second and third conditionals can be tricky. In fact a lot of the time we only say half of these conditionals. They're my next writing job. :-) Have a great weekend!
Wow , what a great lesson and lovely story!
I've been waiting for this lesson for a while and I'm looking forward to watching the 2nd conditional and the rest videos about conditionals .
So glad you liked it Haider. We're done with the 'real' conditionals now and our next conditional videos will venture into the imaginary and unreal! So glad you're looking forward to them.
Thanks so much and l am looking forward to the second conditional in January ❄️
These videos are very helpful. They give me ideas for when I become an English teacher one day!
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Hi Bruna. Glad you like this one. We're just working on a 3rd Conditional video now. I'm not quite sure when it will be published but probably in the next week or two. Make sure you click the notification bell after you've subscribed so you know when it's available. Thanks for watching.
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Thanks Miriam! Oddly enough I will be going gadget shopping soon in real life. I've found there are few better Christmas presents for Jay. :-)
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Educational and charming. I'm planning a first conditional lesson and you've inspyred (geddit) me!
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Thanks for this series about the conditions. It's a good reminder for me. I have learned this topic several times, but it always a challenge for me during the speech. If you make video about 2nd, 3rd and especially mix conditions I will so grateful to you :)
So glad it was useful Maxim. We plan to move on to the 2nd and 3rd conditionals and then we'll look at how they can get mixed up.
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Nice explanation. I think I'll use it with my teen class when we hit conditionals next time.
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Really helpful video and it's very easy to understand everything when you see how things actually work in action, so now I'm looking forward to seeing the 2nd conditional video on your channel. I like them
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Thanks for your nice lesson about first conditional 😍😍😍😘😘😍
I'm going to write some examples !!
If it's sunny tomorrow, I'll go for shopping .
If she doesn't meet us in the park , we'll get angry.
When she comes to my house, I'll get happy.
If my mother doesn't cook for lunch , i might go restaurant to eat .
When i study hard , my father gets happy .
If some guest come to my house, I won't go out ,
They will help us , If we need for help .
He might come to the party , If I invite him .
When I cook , He likes my hand make.
The children don't play football , when it rains .
He drives fast , when roads are empty .
If I need money, my uncle won't give me .
Oh great job Tamana. Good for you.
Here are some notes:
If it's sunny tomorrow, I'll go for shopping . PERFECT!
If she doesn't meet us in the park , we'll get angry. PERFECT!
When she comes to my house, I'll get happy. I'd probably say, If she comes to my house (or if she visits me) I'll be happy.
If my mother doesn't cook for lunch , i might go restaurant to eat . I'd probably say If my mother doesn't cook lunch , I might go out to eat.
When i study hard , my father gets happy . Excellent, but remember to capitalize the I.
If some guest come to my house, I won't go out , Some guests or a guest? Either would work, but you need to choose singular or plural.
They will help us , If we need for help . I'd probably say They will help us if we need it.
He might come to the party , If I invite him . PERFECT!
When I cook , He likes my hand make. I'd probably say If I cook, he likes my cooking.
The children don't play football , when it rains . PERFECT. You can use the comma here or not - it's your choice.
He drives fast , when roads are empty . Oh nearly. I'd probably say He drives fast when the roads are empty.
If I need money, my uncle won't give me . Nearly again - If I need money, my uncle won't give IT to me.
Good job! Keep up the good work!
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Great as always 💓
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1st conditional: To talk about things that might happen in the future:
1.If it snows tomorrow, the office will close
IF Present Form , will Base form
If it will snow t0morrow, the office will close ( This is Wrong)
2. If it doesn't snow tomorrow, the office will stay opem
What will you do if we have the day off? I won't do any work.I will watch the game of thrones
3. If I can put these on, I can see through the walls, They could be very useful if it's sunny in London
4. If I press the button a knife shoots out, When you press the button the umbrella opens
5. If I want to communicate with HQ, I am going to use this
6. If I put these in people's drinks, will they fall asleep? or die
7. It's a seven-hour flight to England, but if you take two of these,
you should be all right.
8. If I drink this water, I won't get hydrated
Thank u so much,😍
You're very welcome Suchaya. :-)
Hi, Vicky and Jay! Greetings from Ukraine. Thank you so much for your hard work and interesting videos! I have a suggestion - could you please explain the difference in the meaning between the phrases "It is necessary/It is required/It is needed" in one of you videos? I think it will be interesting for people to find out these shades of meaning:) Thanks again!
Hello Diana and greetings to you in the Ukraine. This is a very interesting suggestion. We haven't looked at any obligation modal verbs yet and I was thinking we might make a video on them next year. This might fit in there.
It's usually that on Friday I receive plenty of RUclips videos from my subscription. I can be busy and don't have time enough to see all of them. Nevertheless, yours video I see necessarily. I can't miss it. Thanks for you attractive style, positive and simple lessons. I look forward to seeing your next video next Friday.💐
Ah! This is so encouraging for us Elena! Thank you so much!
Hi Vicki Hi Jay as always your videos are fantastic thanks a lot for your support
Have a great weekend
You too Aparacido! This one was a lot of fun to make.
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İf you continue casting alike useful vidoes lots of English lovers will look forward to every fridayWhen you make a new video lesson , it makes me happy. I think one should get great pleasure when watches your videos.
I love these examples Zohrab and there's good advice for us here too. :-)
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That's great to hear. Thanks Jack. :-)
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Oh what a great first conditional! Thanks Wael Naji. :-)
Nice video.....you are great together 😍😍
Love both of you ❤️😍
Keep going elders ❤️
Thanks Kharbashat. So glad you liked it.
Keep up the good work
Thanks for the encouragement Squad 2853. :-)
Fantastic
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Such a great discovery (for me and my students) coming across your posts . Thank you for some superb videos with explanations that are both easy and fun. You're a knockout every time!
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Hi! Greetings from Ukraine! Our teacher gave us this material to we learm 1st condotional. This video is great! I am Ukrainian and i understood everything! I think if you continiune make videos like this, you'll get popular (ye, this is 1st conditional)
Well done, _Lаборатория игр с Romytch'ем. We haven't had the opportunity to work on comments our since before the war started in Ukraine. We sincerely hope you and your loved ones are all safe. Keep us posted.
It's a great video :)
Tachi S, this is Jay responding. I had a lot of fun working on this one. Glad you liked it.
Hello, hello. How have you been? Wow, your video is really interesting. There are many things I need to check FIRST CONDITIONAL. I should review everything again. And see you next weekend. Bye, bye... Love you so much.
Thanks Paul. We're doing well and thanks for asking. We're also very pleased you find the First Conditional video worthwhile. Thanks for letting us know.
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You're so adorable and creative! Keep up the great work! Thank you very much!
You are most welcome and thank you for watching.
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Please make a video about "future in the past " with more examples.
That's an interesting idea Gowthan. We haven't made a video about going to and will yet, but this is a topic that could follow on well from that.
Thank you, my teachers! That was wonderful again, as always! He, he! If it snows tomorrow, the office will... close!?
Thanks Catherine! So glad you like it and hope it snows for you tomorrow so you can stay home! :-)
@@SimpleEnglishVideos Oh, thank you very much! I wish it snowed tomorrow, but I'm afraid it won't help me much. )))
I've seen in the comments these "false friends." I got interested very much. Maybe you'll be able to make a video on it?!! Pleeeeease! :-)
YES! YES! YEEESSS!!
Ha! So glad you liked it ZedReck. We plan to move on to the second and third soon.
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Thank you so much Lila. :-)
This is very interesting sentence: it will come in handy - "przyda się"
We hope it comes in handy Renata. :-)
Walt Disney provided a very good joke about "if" and "when" in the movie Hercules. The villain Hades has two helpers named Pain and Panic, but they often mess up the tasks their master gives, and that leads to this discussion:
- He'll be so angry when he finds out!
+ You mean IF he finds out!
- "If"? "If" is good!
Now I learned programming languages even BEFORE my first English lesson, and thus the word "if" came to me even before I could properly speak English
10 INPUT "How old are you? ";A
20 IF A>120 THEN PRINT "I don't believe you" ELSE PRINT "So you are"; A; "years old? That's nice to know"
30 END
This example in the BASIC language in the 1980s is one of those programming codes that gave me the basic idea. ;)
Now I've never really realized how the word "will" is used in this matter, but now that you put emphasis on it. I've been looking inside my own language (Dutch) and there it can be left out.
"Als het morgen regent, blijven we binnen". Literally and grammar be damned it means: If it tomorrow rains, stay we inside. Now in a proper word order that would be: If it rains tomorrow, we stay inside, and I guess to make the sentence entirely correct: If it rains tomorrow, we'll stay inside. Funny how much I see about Dutch by watching a video about English. After all rain tomorrow is not really a certainty, eh? (The verb "will" does have an equivalent in Dutch, the verb "zullen". I know that French has no verb "will" but they use a future form on the verb. "Je suis" (I am) and "Je serai" (I will be). One of the few things I remember from French lessons.
When I watch more of your videos I may realize more about English and maybe even Dutch, and that could come in handy ( 11:10 :-P )
And I really don't remember what you told here from my English lessons at school. Although I must confess that is about 25 years or so now, as I am 43 years old (that is on the moment I made this post, folks). Still I would say that his is an important thing about the English grammar considering the difference I showed above with my own native language. But then again, now that I also remember I heard my English teacher yell "Het enige Engelse woord dat jij goed uitspreekt is 'OKAY'!!!" (The only English word you pronounce correctly is "OKAY"!!!) to one of my classmates, I realize we may just have been held up :P
Thanks so much for sharing this TheRealTricky. It's so interesting when we take a step back and view our language from a different stance. I love learning how ideas would be expressed in other languages like 'If it tomorrow rains, stay we inside.'
The 'using the present tense to express a future idea" is a key point in English grammar that pops up all over the place. Strictly speaking, we only have two tenses in English. The present and the past. The future is expressed with modal verbs or verbs that convey a future idea (hope, want, wish, bound to, look forward to etc) or phrases like going to. Maybe we should make a video about that.
@@SimpleEnglishVideos When when it comes to only having present and past, I guess Dutch is much the same as English. I guess we Dutch are just eager to leave words out when we feel they are unneeded. Like in the sentence I demonstrated above where "will" would be needed in English, but as "morgen"(tomorrow) already denotes the future that verb is unneeded and thus left out. And yeah, the word order in Dutch is awkward, eh? I've been helping some Syrian refugees with their Dutch, and the word order of Dutch really "struck" them, I can tell ya.
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Thank you Rolphy! :-)
Hi Vicky and Jay. Thank you for the exciting and useful video on first conditional. If I visit Scotland next year, will I be able to meet up with you?
They live in the USA
Hi Choey. Great example sentence, and if you visit Philadelphia, we will be able to.
That's right Dildar.
Always new for me
Hi Mamoon. New and useful we hope? This structure is very common so we think it should come in handy. :-)
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Can you make more videos about vocabulary?
We can Giorgio. Is there something in particular you'd like? Topics perhaps or idioms or false friends or phrasal verbs?
@@SimpleEnglishVideos I really loved Shakespeare's videos so other literature-inspired videos covering vocabulary and expressions would be amazing! Also if I have to pick a semantic area it would be interesting something about time (for istance "a stitch in time saves nine" and similar)
What an interesting idea! I've put it on our list. Very inspiring! Thanks Giorgio.
hy my beloved teacher! could you give a favor? i'm still confused how to use "despite although and even though"
Will you make a video about "perfect" times? :)
We have only made one so far Mironty, which you can see here. www.simpleenglishvideos.com/the-present-perfect-tense-in-british-and-american-english/ We plan to make more.
You are so cute and funny! love your videos!
Thanks so much Elyn. :-)
Hi, Vicky and Jay! Can one also use "shall" in the result clause?
Hi Viktor. Great question. I didn't mention it by name but yes, you can. :-)
Haha you guys are talking about snow while us Australians down under are blistering in this heat.
Ha! G'day Keytube! You're making this sheila feel very jealous! Enjoy it while you have it. :-)
Simple English Videos will do
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I have a faster way to get fluent it increases your skills in matter of minutes and now the guide
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@@DimiDzi good to know thanks , but pity I don't drink , I hate to get in sin.
I'm sure you got another solution .lol .
@@youssefmokadem5434 I heard another way to improve it at least for pronunciation works but it's a little bit painful on the downside to do, put a hot boiled potato in your mouth and you'll get the best British pronunciation on this planet
@@DimiDzi Wow sounds hard , what if I want fluency with American accent , I guess must , get a shower eating what , or just do a dare prank ?.
Perfect example Youssef! Great grammar and so true! :-)
Can you make a video of different spelling in british and American english?
This is a great idea Soumyadeep. Thank you. In the meantime, we've made one that touched on this subject that you might like. ruclips.net/video/6mfUXnx00Zg/видео.html
Hi, Vicki and Jay. Again, it's such a interesting and useful lesson. But I just can't find the video about the second conditional you've mentioned. Could you tell me where I can find it? Thanks a lot.
Hi Michelle. I'm afraid that's because we haven' published it yet! But the good news is, it will be published at 3 pm this Friday. :-) Hope you'll like it!
That'll be awesome! I'll definitely watch it. Besides, I hope you could also bring us a lesson about the third conditional. lol.
Hey, Jay and Vicki! Thank you for another informative video! And I want to ask you about this sentence: "If I were you, I wouldn't do it." What is that called? Could it be another conditional sentence? 🤔
Hi Fifa. It is indeed another conditional. We'd call this a second conditional and we'll be making a video on that next in this series.
@@SimpleEnglishVideos oh great! I wasn't certain because I thought there was only first and zero. I'll be waiting for the second conditional video 😄
Dear teachers i hope you both are doing wonderful.
I have question that is
Can we use Would instead of will in ist conditional just to conform.we arguably can't use would.
And i have two examples.
1) If he has enough time,he will help him.
Well in my opinion it is ist conditional .is it?
2) If he had time,he would help him.
According to me it is second conditional.is it?
Bundle of thanks... i really appreciate your efforts....
Hello Tabish. Yes, your examples are perfect and you're right about them being first and second conditionals. We'll make a video about the difference between these conditionals next year.
Thanks.... we are Looking forward for those videos ...