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will and won't in the first conditional
I can talk about actions and their results.
1. Match 1-5 with a-e to make sentences. Then match the sentences with the people in the text on page 70.
1. If she changes her eating habits, a. if he doesn't take any risks.
2. He won't go far b. if he wants to survive.
3. If she doesn't do anything stupid, c. she'll go a long way.
4. He will need to work hard d. if she wants to get to the end?
5. Who will need luck e. she'll do very well.
2. Complete the Rules with action or result.
| RULES |
| 1. We use the first conditional to talk about an action and the result of this action in the future. 2. We describe the _______ with if + the present simple. 3. We describe the _______ with will + base form. 4. The sentence can start with the _______ or the result. |
3. Choose the correct words.
1. I use / 'll use my phone to get directions if I get lost.
2. If you take / 'll take warm clothes, you won't get cold.
3. If we find mushrooms on our walk, we don't pick / won't pick them.
4. Will you pick apples if you find / will find any on your walk?
5. What will / does the team leader say if we get/will get lost?
6. If he drinks / 'll drink that dirty water, he is / 'll be ill.
4. Order the words to make questions.
1. if / is / you / Will / on Saturday / go out / sunny / it / ?
2. you / stay / rains / at home / it / tonight / Will / if / ?
3. will / early / if / your homework / you / What / do / finish / you / ?
4. get / your parents / a bad school report / if / be / you / Will / angry / ?
5. will / you / money / get / What / buy / for your birthday / if / you / ?
5. Look at the picture and match 1-5 with a-e to make sentences.
1. If she brings her phone, a. insects will bite her feet.
2. If she brings water, b. she'll be sick.
3. If she brings sandals, c. it won't work.
4. If she brings warm clothes, d. she'll be too hot.
5. If she eats fruit she doesn't know, e. she won't be thirsty.
6. 
USE IT! Read the Study Strategy. Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions in exercise 4. Give some details.
| STUDY STRATEGY |
| Speaking clearly 1. Read the question before you speak. 2. Practise saying the question quietly. Memorise it. 3. Look at your partner when you speak. |
Will you go out if it's sunny on Saturday?
Yes, I will. I'll go to the park. What about you?
If it's sunny, I'll go to the beach.
Finished?
Invent a new team member for the Stay Alive programme.
