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    The document provides guidance for a 6th grade learner, focusing on first conditional sentences to express likelihood or possibility in the future. It includes examples of completing first conditional sentences using the correct verb tenses. Learners are also instructed to write about what activities they would do in one of their favorite tourist destinations using first conditional sentences.

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    The document provides guidance for a 6th grade learner, focusing on first conditional sentences to express likelihood or possibility in the future. It includes examples of completing first conditional sentences using the correct verb tenses. Learners are also instructed to write about what activities they would do in one of their favorite tourist destinations using first conditional sentences.

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    The document provides guidance for a 6th grade learner, focusing on first conditional sentences to express likelihood or possibility in the future. It includes examples of completing first conditional sentences using the correct verb tenses. Learners are also instructed to write about what activities they would do in one of their favorite tourist destinations using first conditional sentences.

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    Teacher: Jaime Ibarra Grade: 6

    GUIDE 3

    Dear learner: Welcome to the third guide of learning. We will work on the following topics:
    First conditional
    Objective:
    -Use first conditional sentences to express likelihood, or possibility in the future.
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    Conditional Sentences – First Condition (Future Possible)


    Verb Tenses in First Conditional Sentences

    Directions: Complete the following sentences using the correct form of the verb provided.

    1. If Albert (go) to bed late, he (sleep in).


    2. If he (sleep in), he (miss) his bus.
    3. If he (miss) the bus, he (be) late for work.
    4. If he (be) late for work, his boss (be) angry.
    5. If Albert’s boss (be) angry, he (fire) him.
    6. If Albert (lose) his job, his girlfriend (get) upset with him.
    7. If Albert’s girlfriend (get) upset again, she (break up) with him.
    8. If she (break up) with him, he (be) lonely.
    9. If Albert (feel) lonely, he (call) some friends.
    10. If Albert (call) his friends, they (ask) him to their party.
    11. If Albert (go) to the party, he (drink) too much beer.
    12. If Albert (drink) too much beer, he (need) a ride home.
    13. If Albert (need) a ride home, he (have to) stay until the end of the party.
    14. If Albert (stay) until the end of the party, he (get) home very late.
    15. If Albert (get) home late, he (go) to bed late.

    Writing:
    You are traveling to one of the most touristic places in the world (the place you like). Write what will do you
    when you get there. Example:

    If I go to New york, I will visit the empire state, this place is so magnificent because it is very high. If I go to the
    empire state, I will go to the last floor to have a look out the windows. If I look out from the windows I might be
    scared.
    Teacher: Jaime Ibarra Grade: 6

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    First Conditional – Negative Sentences

    Complete the following sentences with the correct tense of the verbs provided.
    Example:

    They will not forgive you (not/forgive) you if you do not say (not/say) you’re sorry

    1. We ______________________ tennis tomorrow if ______________________(rain).

    2. She (let) the children play in the house if they (not/make) too much noise.

    3. If we (not/hurry), we (miss) our plane.

    4. The bee (not/sting) you if you (not/move).

    5. If you (not/speak) louder, no one (hear) you.

    6. We (be) late if we (not/take) the car.

    7. If it (not/be) hot tomorrow, we (not/go) to the beach.

    8. If you (not/take) your umbrella, you (get) wet.

    9. You (not/pass) your test if you (not/study) harder.

    10. If he (not/ find) a job soon, she (not/marry) him.

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