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First conditional - Grammar Chart

If clause and main clause

All conditional sentences have two parts: the ifclause and the main clause. It doesn't matter which clause comes first, but when the if clause comes first, we should put a comma after it.

If + present, future

In the first conditional, the verb in the ifclause is present and the verb in the main clause is future.

Theif clause may have a present or a future meaning, but the verb is always in present (NOT future)

Main clause: will, modal verb, imperative

In the main clause, we can also use may, might, can, must, should instead of will.

We can also use an imperative instead of will.

Future time clauses - Grammar Chart

When, as soon as, before, after, until

When we use a verb after when, as soon as, before, afteror until to talk about the future, we have to use this verb in present tense (NOT future). We use the future in the other part of the sentence.

Similar to first conditional

Future time clauses are similar to the first conditional. There's a main clause and a when/after/etc. clause. We use the verbs in these clauses like in the first conditional.

We use a comma when the when/after/etc. clause is at the beginning of the sentence. But we don't use a comma if the when/after/etc. clause is at the end of the sentence.

We use present in the when/after/etc. clause and we use future in the main clause.

In the main clause, we can also use may, might, can, must, should or an imperative instead of will.

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