We
use the first conditional when we talk about a real possibility that the
condition will happen in the future. For example :
If
the sky is cloudy and there is a chance it will rain, what would you do?
a.
If it rains , I will stay at
home and read or
b.
I will stay at home if it
rains.
Notice that we use
‘Will + Verb I’ and ‘Simple Present tense’ to talk about the possibility of
future results. Here is the complete structure:
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IF + SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE + (comma) + S + WILL + VERB 1
Or
S + WILL + VERB 1 + IF + SIMPLE PRESENT TENSE
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