Murphy’s laws:
If something bad can happen, it will
FIRST CONDITIONALS
If you are in a supermarket
and you change queues…
What will happen?
If you wash your car,…
What will happen?
…it’ll rain.
If you look for sth
you’ve lost,…
What will happen?
…you’ll find it in the last place
you look.
If you wear sth white,…
What will happen?
…you’ll get dirty with coffee or
wine.
If someone near you is
smoking,…
What will happen?
…the smoke will come to you.
If you find sth in a
clothes shop that you
really like,…
What will happen?
…they won’t have it in your
size.
If you take sth that doesn’t
work back to a shop,…
What will happen?
…it’ll start working.
If you stop waiting for a bus
and start walking,…
What will happen?
…the bus will come.
If you get to the station and
a train is just leaving,…
What will happen?
…it’ll be your train.
FIRST CONDITIONAL
 [if
+ present simple], [will]
If you change queues, the new queue will be
slower.
 [will]
[if + present simple]
It will rain if you wash your car.
YOUR TURN
What will you do if…?
…are alone in your room and you find a
mouse?
… your best friend gives you a present you
don’t like?
… you discover you left your wallet at home
when you are going to pay in the
supermarket?
… if you are late for work and you left your
mobile at home?